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Addressing the low-wind effect with the Lyot-based low-order wavefront sensor on SCExAO
The Low-Wind Effect (LWE) is a well-known issue that affects the coronagraphic capabilities of instruments optimized to take direct images of exoplanets. This effect is prominent in segmented and obstructed pupils with spider arms, causing differential pistons due to phase discontinuities and, in so
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