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Spacecraft and Instrument Parameters

The following parameters refer to the telescope design as specified for Phase C. Additional Phase C reference files are available at GSFC. These include the field-of-view layout, detector properties, distortions, Zernike decompositions of the PSFs, pupil masks, transmission/effective area per filter, and more. Additional Coronagraph Instrument parameters and data are also available.

These spacecraft/instrument parameters, which are to be used in simulations and in designing science projects, are tied to a regular project design schedule (see the link to parameters in earlier mission phases below). To ensure consistency within the community, these parameters are released here only after approval by the Roman Space Telescope Project Scientist.


Parameter Categories

List of Previous Spacecraft and Instrument Parameters.


Parameters as CSV Table


Parameter Tables

(Mouse over table cells to see full contents. Click column headers to sort.)

Mission and Spacecraft Parameters


Telescope Parameters


WFI Imager Parameters


WFI Filter Parameters


WFI Grism Parameters


WFI Prism Parameters


WFI Sensitivity Parameters


Fully Commissioned Coronagraph Instrument Observing Modes


Coronagraph Instrument Coronagraph Parameters


Coronagraph Instrument Primary Observing Bandpass Parameters


Coronagraph Instrument Engineering Bandpass Parameters


Coronagraph Instrument Detector Parameters


Coronagraph Instrument Imaging Parameters


Coronagraph Instrument Spectroscopy Parameters


Additional Coronagraph Instrument Parameters and Data


Coronagraph Instrument Polarimetry Parameters


Coronagraph Instrument Predicted Performance Parameters

Python code to calculate and plot the Roman Coronagraph’s flux ratio vs separation (working angle)


Coronagraph Instrument Observing Requirements