Abstract
The standard AIC (Achromatic Interfero Coronagraph) has a “coude” geometry (the output beam leaves at right angle from the input beam). Thus, some extra optical parts are required to fit such a device within the optical train between a telescope and its IR camera. To avoid this drawback, we present two mono-axial variants of the AIC.
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