Pre-Flight Calibration of LYRA, the Solar VUV Radiometer on board PROBA2

Pre-Flight Calibration of LYRA, the Solar VUV Radiometer on board PROBA2
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DOI:
10.1051/0004-6361/200913089
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发表时间:
2009-12
影响因子:
6.5
通讯作者:
A. BenMoussa;I. Dammasch;J. Hochedez;U. Schühle;S. Koller;Y. Stockman;F. Scholze;M. Richter;U. Kroth;C. Laubis;M. Dominique;M. Kretzschmar;S. Mekaoui;S. Gissot;A. Theissen;B. Giordanengo;D. Bolsée;C. Hermans;D. Gillotay;J. Defise;W. Schmutz
A. BenMoussa;I. Dammasch;J. Hochedez;U. Schühle;S. Koller;Y. Stockman;F. Scholze;M. Richter;U. Kroth;C. Laubis;M. Dominique;M. Kretzschmar;S. Mekaoui;S. Gissot;A. Theissen;B. Giordanengo;D. Bolsée;C. Hermans;D. Gillotay;J. Defise;W. Schmutz
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
A. BenMoussa;I. Dammasch;J. Hochedez;U. Schühle;S. Koller;Y. Stockman;F. Scholze;M. Richter;U. Kroth;C. Laubis;M. Dominique;M. Kretzschmar;S. Mekaoui;S. Gissot;A. Theissen;B. Giordanengo;D. Bolsée;C. Hermans;D. Gillotay;J. Defise;W. Schmutz

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Aims. LYRA, the Large Yield Radiometer, is a vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) solar radiometer, planned to be launched in November 2009 on the European Space Agency PROBA2, the Project for On-Board Autonomy spacecraft. Methods. The instrument was radiometrically calibrated in the radiometry laboratory of the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) at the Berlin Electron Storage ring for SYnchroton radiation (BESSY II). The calibration was done using monochromatized synchrotron radiation at PTB's VUV and soft X-ray radiometry beamlines using reference detectors calibrated with the help of an electrical substitution radiometer as the primary detector standard. Results. A total relative uncertainty of the radiometric calibration of the LYRA instrument between 1% and 11% was achieved. LYRA will provide irradiance data of the Sun in four UV passbands and with high temporal resolution down to 10 ms. The present state of the LYRA pre-flight calibration is presented as well as the expected instrument performance.