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29 June 1992 Monochromatic imaging instrumentation for applications in aeronomy of the earth and planets
Jeffrey L. Baumgardner, Brian Flynn, Michael J. Mendillo
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Abstract
Monochromatic imaging instrumentation has been developed that uses narrow-band (12 A FWHP) interference filters or plane reflection gratings for 2D imaging and imaging spectrograph applications. By changing the optics in front of the filter or grating, the field of view of the instruments can be varied from 180 deg to 6 deg. In the case of the 2D monochromatic imager, the 12 mm-diameter filtered image is formed at about f/1 on the input photocathode of an intensified CCD camera (380 x 488 pixels). The sensitivities of the systems are about 50-100 R s (S/N about 2). Examples of data taken with both of these instruments include detection and mapping of Jupiter's sodium magnetonebula and stable auroral red arcs in the terrestrial ionosphere.
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Jeffrey L. Baumgardner, Brian Flynn, and Michael J. Mendillo "Monochromatic imaging instrumentation for applications in aeronomy of the earth and planets", Proc. SPIE 1745, Instrumentation for Planetary and Terrestrial Atmospheric Remote Sensing, (29 June 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.60626
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KEYWORDS
Sodium

Charge-coupled devices

Sensors

Jupiter

Spectrographs

Signal to noise ratio

Optical filters

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