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For the labeling convention see Fig. Spectral signal-to-noise ratio As much as ; minimum requirement Depends on spectral region and target. General goal is to be source photon shot-noise limited Lifetime 5 years on orbit Plus 2 years before launch Size 1. Requirement Specification Comments Spectrometer type Connes-type four-port Fourier transform spectrometer Both limb and nadir viewing capability essential Spectral sampling distance Interchangeably 0. Please login to set citation alerts. Equations displayed with MathJax.
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Control d. Yes a. Connes-type four-port Fourier transform spectrometer. Both limb and nadir viewing capability essential. Interchangeably 0. Continuous, but with multiple subranges typically — cm -1 wide Table 4. Individual detector array spectral coverage cm All mercury cadmium telluride photo voltaic at 65 K.
Not allowing for a small central obscuration from the Cassegrain secondaries. After correction for finite field of view, off axis effects, Doppler shifts, etc. On Jan. Launched in on NASA's Aura spacecraft, TES was the first instrument designed to monitor ozone in the lowest layers of the atmosphere directly from space. Its high-resolution observations led to new measurements of atmospheric gases that have altered our understanding of the Earth system.
TES collected spectral "signatures," illustrated here, of ozone and other gases in the lower atmosphere. Credit: NASA.
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