The Mees CCD imaging spectrograph
The Mees CCD imaging spectrograph
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Mees CCD 成像光谱仪
DOI:
10.1007/bf00146704
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发表时间:
1991
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影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
B. Labonte
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作者:
M. Penn;D. Mickey;R. Canfield;B. Labonte
The Mees CCD (MCCD) instrument is an imaging spectroscopy device which uses the 25 cm coronagraph telescope and the 3.0 m Coudé spectrograph at Mees Solar Observatory (MSO) on Haleakala, Maui. The instrument works with resolving power up to R ≈ 200 000 with significant throughput from λ3934 Å (Caii K) to λ ≈ 10 000 Å. A fast guiding active mirror stabilizes the image during observations. A rapidly writing magnetic tape storage system allows observations to be recorded at 256 kbytes s−1. Currently, the MCCD is used for imaging spectroscopy of solar flares at λ6563 Å (Hα), and velocity measurements of umbral oscillations; future plans include emission line studies of active region coronae, and photospheric studies of solar oscillations.