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The Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS), installed in the Hubble Space telescope in March 2002, will significantly extend HST's deep, survey imaging capabilities. ACS has met, or exceeded, all of its key performance specifications. In this paper we briefly review the in-flight performance of the instrument's CCD detectors and preview early ACS science observations.
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Clampin, M., Sirianni, M., Hartig, G.F. et al. In-flight Performance of the Advanced Camera for Surveys CCDs. Experimental Astronomy 14, 107–115 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:EXPA.0000004358.00269.51
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