Eberle et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Additive manufacturing of an AlSi40 mirror coated with electroless nickel for cryogenic space applicationsEberle et al., 2019
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- Eberle S
- Reutlinger A
- Curzadd B
- Mueller M
- Riede M
- Wilsnack C
- Brandão A
- Pambaguian L
- Seidel A
- López E
- Brueckner F
- Beyer E
- Leyens C
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- International Conference on Space Optics—ICSO 2018
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Advanced Manufacturing (AM) has the potential to improve existing technologies and applications in terms of performance, light-weighting and costs. In the context of the SME4ALM initiative, launched by DLR and ESA, the company Kampf Telescope Optics …
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