L1 L5 US UK / ESA ESA UK US (5) Coronagraph M N/R (4) HI N/R

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L1 L5 US UK / ESA ESA UK US (5) Coronagraph M N/R (4) HI N/R M (1,4) E (3,5,6,10*) E M (1) N/R (2) O (6) Magnetograph (inc. white light) M (1,4,9) Not necessary at L1 (10) N/R (4) E (5) N/R (4) E(5) M E (5) EUVI M(1) N/R(5) O N/R (5) E (6) Magnetometer E/M Bulk plasma Energetic particles M (9,10) E (5) X-ray flux monitor E (3) E (1,10) M – Mandatory, O – optimal, E – enhancing, N/R – not required, * Interplanetary only

L1 (US) L5 (UK / ESA) Coronagraph FOV 3.7 – 17 Rs (3-25) 3.7-20 Rs (3-30 Rs) (1) 3-25 Rs T (3,6) Resolution: 50 arcsec Cadence: 15 min (5) Latency: 15 min (5) Polarised (3) FoV 4 – 20 Rs (3 -30) 3-22 Rs (2.5-30) (1,3) 2.5-20 Rs (9) Resolution: 2 arcmin 1 (3) Cadence: 10 min (5) 15 (3) Latency: 25 min (15) 15 (3) HI FoV: 4 -60 deg (1) Resolution: 4 arcmin Cadence: 60 min (30) Latency: 15 min (10) FoV: 4 -60 deg 4-44 (3) 8-48 (6) HI-1 (9) Latency: 25 min (15) Magnetograph FoV: 42.6 x 42.6 arcmin (1,4) Resolution 5 arcsec (2) Cadence: 30 min (10) Latency: 60 min (30) Dynamic range ±4kG, Noise: 20 G LoS (vector) FoV: 42.6 x 42.6 arcmin 34x34 (7) Resolution 5 arcsec (2) 2 (1) (7) Dynamic range ±4kG, Noise: 20G 10G (8) EUVI FoV: 42.6 x 42.6 arcmin Cadence: 20 min (10) T: Fe XII 193A 191 (3) G: He II 304, Fe IX 171, Fe XIV 211

L1 (US) L5 (UK / ESA) Magnetometer Range: 0-200 nT Cadence: 1 min (1 sec) Latency: 5 min Accuracy: ± 1 nT and 1% > 100 nT Range: 0.1-200 nT Latency: 20 min (15) Accuracy: ± 1 nT (0.5) Bulk plasma Range: 200 - 2500 Cadence: 1 min (10 sec) Accuracy: 10% Range: 200 -2500 (100-3000) 5% Range: 0.1 – 150 cm-3 (0.1-200) 15% Range: 40k-1,000k (10k-2,000k) 5% Particles Range: 10-2,000 keV Upto 500MeV (3) Range: 10 – 500MeV (10-1000) 30KeV-1MeV/nuc E >30keV-8MeV (9) Cadence: 5 min (1 min) Latency: 5 min (1 min) FoV: 60 deg half-width Range: 10 – 500MeV (10-1000) Range: 30KeV-1MeV/nuc Range: E >30keV-8MeV Cadence: 5 min (1) X-ray monitor Range: 1-8 A (0.5-8A) (4) Cadence: 1 min Accuracy: 15% Range: 1-8 A (0.5-8A) (not UK)