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1 January 1992 Ultrahigh-resolution XUV spectroheliograph III: a modified configuration for a free-flying platform
Arthur B. C. Walker II, Joakim F. Lindblom, J. Gethyn Timothy, Richard B. Hoover, Einar Tandberg-Hanssen, Troy W. Barbee Jr.
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Abstract
The Ultra-High Resolution XUV Spectroheliograph (UHRXS) is a comprehensive solar observatory capable of studying solar phenomena at soft X-ray, XUV, EUV, and VUV wavelengths with normal incidence imaging multilayer telescopes capable of very high angular resolution (about 0.1 arcsec), and spectrographs able to achieve high spectral resolution. This instrument has been selected by NASA for flight as an attached payload on the Space Station Freedom. Recent developments have made it clear that accommodations for attached payloads on Freedom will not become available during the initial operations of Freedom and may never be available. We have studied the changes that must be made to place the UHRXS instrument on a Free Flying Plafform such as the Delta Launched Explorer Bus. We report on the configuration, performance, and accommodation on a free flying platform of the revised UHRXS concept.
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Arthur B. C. Walker II, Joakim F. Lindblom, J. Gethyn Timothy, Richard B. Hoover, Einar Tandberg-Hanssen, and Troy W. Barbee Jr. "Ultrahigh-resolution XUV spectroheliograph III: a modified configuration for a free-flying platform", Proc. SPIE 1546, Multilayer and Grazing Incidence X-Ray/EUV Optics, (1 January 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.51236
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KEYWORDS
Telescopes

Iron

Extreme ultraviolet

Space telescopes

Mirrors

Image resolution

Sensors

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