CHARIS

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CHARIS is a high-contrast near-infrared integral field spectrograph used on the Subaru Telescope to directly image and study exoplanets and faint astronomical objects near bright stars.

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instanceOf astronomical instrument ⓘ
high-contrast imaging instrument ⓘ
integral field spectrograph ⓘ
near-infrared spectrograph ⓘ
acronymFor Coronagraphic High Angular Resolution Imaging Spectrograph ⓘ
dataProduct broad wavelength coverage in a single exposure ⓘ
low-resolution spectra of exoplanets ⓘ
spatially resolved spectra ⓘ
three-dimensional data cubes ⓘ
designedFor coronagraphic observations ⓘ
high angular resolution imaging ⓘ
enables simultaneous spatial and spectral observations ⓘ
fieldOfViewType integral field unit ⓘ
fullName Coronagraphic High Angular Resolution Imaging Spectrograph ⓘ
hostFacility Subaru Telescope on Mauna Kea, Hawaii ⓘ
linked to: Subaru Telescope
hostTelescope Subaru 8.2 m optical-infrared telescope ⓘ
linked to: Subaru Telescope
hostTelescopeAperture 8.2-meter ⓘ
locatedAt Subaru Telescope ⓘ
mountedOn Subaru Telescope ⓘ
observatory Subaru Telescope ⓘ
observes brown dwarfs ⓘ
circumstellar disks ⓘ
exoplanets ⓘ
faint companions to nearby stars ⓘ
operatingBand near-infrared H band ⓘ
near-infrared J band ⓘ
near-infrared K band ⓘ
pairedWith SCExAO ⓘ
Subaru adaptive optics system ⓘ
primaryScienceGoal direct imaging of exoplanets ⓘ
purpose to directly image and study exoplanets and faint astronomical objects near bright stars ⓘ
scienceCase detection of young giant exoplanets ⓘ
measurement of exoplanet spectra ⓘ
study of planetary system architectures ⓘ
scienceGoal characterization of exoplanet atmospheres ⓘ
high-contrast imaging of circumstellar environments ⓘ
study of faint astronomical objects near bright stars ⓘ
spectralDimension integral field ⓘ
telescopeLocation Mauna Kea Observatory ⓘ
telescopeOperator National Astronomical Observatory of Japan ⓘ
linked to: NAOJ
usedInField exoplanet science ⓘ
high-contrast astronomy ⓘ
observational astrophysics ⓘ
uses adaptive optics ⓘ
usesTechnique high-contrast imaging ⓘ
integral field spectroscopy ⓘ
wavelengthRange near-infrared ⓘ

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