GMTNIRS: preliminary optical mount design for cryogenic spectrograph

GMTNIRS, the first-generation instrument of the Giant Magellan Telescope, is a high-resolution (R = 65,000 80,000) near-infrared spectrograph. We introduce the preliminary design of optical mounts for slit, beam splitters, and mirrors installed in the cryogenic spectrograph. Optical components are mounted on aluminum structures and fixed by titanium springs and spring plungers. Static analysis of optical mounts with 1g-force at various directions has been performed to verify the stability of the optical system. In addition, stability in the seismic environment is evaluated with modal analysis and non-linear dynamic analysis. Design and simulation results are compared to the tolerance limits of the system.