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Table 1
An overview of the hardware and software contributions to X-shooter from the different consortium partners.
| ESO | PI S. D’Odorico, PM H. Dekker |
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| Detector systems | |
| Flexure compensation system | |
| Cryogenic control electronics | |
| Data reduction software | |
| Final integration and commissioning | |
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| Denmark | PI and PM P. Kjaergaard Rasmussen |
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| Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen University, | UVB & VIS spectrograph (mechanics) |
| DTU Space, Copenhagen | Instrument backbone |
| Pre-slit optics and calibration system | |
| Instrument control electronics | |
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| France | PI F. Hammer, PM I. Guinouard |
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| Paris Observatory Meudon | Integral field unit |
| Astroparticle and Cosmology Paris | Data reduction software |
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| Italy | PI R. Pallavicini/S. Randich, PM F. Zerbi |
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| INAF Observatory Palermo, | UVB & VIS spectrographs (optics) |
| INAF Observatory Brera, | Instrument Control Software |
| INAF Observatory Trieste, | |
| INAF Observatory Catania | |
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| The Netherlands | PI L. Kaper, PM R. Navarro |
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| Netherlands Research School for Astronomy (NOVA) | NIR spectrograph |
| Astronomical Institute, University of Amsterdam | NIR cryostat |
| Astronomical Institute, Radboud University Nijmegen | Data reduction software |
| ASTRON Dwingeloo | |
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