STPSat-6星上FalconSEED在轨标定初步结果

2023 IEEE Aerospace Conference Pub Date : 2023-03-04 DOI:10.1109/AERO55745.2023.10115657

C. Maldonado, A. J. Rogers, J. Steinberg, R. Skoug, S. Morley, Yue Chen, B. Larsen, G. Wilson, Keri A. Goorley, Sean L. Haley, J. Barney, M. Kroupa, P. Fernandes, R. Balthazor, John D. Williams, P. Neal, M. McHarg

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猎鹰固体高能电子探测器(SEED)是一种单元素粒子望远镜，设计用于测量地球静止轨道上的14至145 keV电子。该仪器被设计为低资源空间气象传感器，并利用商业现成组件进一步降低成本。该仪器在轨道上与位于同一颗STPSat-6卫星上的洛斯阿拉莫斯国家实验室空间大气爆发报告系统等离子体光谱仪以及NOAA GOES卫星的电子测量进行校准。

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Initial Results for On-Orbit Calibration of the FalconSEED on-board STPSat-6

The Falcon Solid-state Energetic Electron Detector (SEED) is a single element particle telescope designed to measure 14 to 145 keV electrons in geostationary Earth orbit. The instrument is designed to be a low-resource space weather sensor and utilizes commercial-off-the-shelf components to further reduce cost. The instrument is calibrated on-orbit against the Los Alamos National Laboratory Space Atmospheric Burst Report System plasma spectrometer co-located on the same STPSat-6 satellite, as well as electron measurements from NOAA GOES satellites.

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