Spectral characterization of the HIRDLS flight instrument from pre-launch calibration data
Results from an instrument-level spectral characterization of the 21-channel High Resolution Dynamics Limb Sounder (HIRDLS) flight instrument will be presented. These data were obtained during the prelaunch calibration of HIRDLS at the University of Oxford (fall 2002). A monochromator, equipped with a controllable diffraction grating, was used to produce monochromatic light for these tests. The monochromator was housed, along with HIRDLS, in a large vacuum chamber. The monochromator was also equipped with a polarizer, which allowed data to be acquired at known polarizations for each channel. A calibration detector, with a flat spectral response, was used to measure the output from the monochromator. This paper will document the analysis procedures used to obtain a measured instrument spectral response for each channel, along with the associated error analyses for these measurements.
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An edited version of this paper was published by IEEE. Copyright 2010 IEEE.
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