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1 SOVAP - BOS (Bolometric Oscillation Sensor) DAVOS Scientific meeting A1: calibration A2: validation A3: Science products determination A4: Routine and non-routine tasks A5: Scientific community interfaces
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2 Royal Observatory of Belgium Concept Repartition of flows A E1E1 E2E2 C1C1 C2C2 Radiative Conductive
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3Coatings Flat absorber : black painting (α s = 0.98, ε = 0.85) Solar reflector : White silicate painting (α s = 0.13, ε = 0.90) White Painting Black Painting Absorbing surface = 21 % of total surface Temperature of balance = 25°C :
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B-USOC 18-19 juin 2009 Theoretical transfer function Picard/BOS electronics
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6 #include #define Kmod 0.667 // #define beta 4143 // #define T0 298.15 // #define R0 100000 #define R15 75000 #define R13 75000 #define R18 100000 #define R19 100000 #define R23 10000 #define R29 82000 void BOS_V2T(double V1,double V2,double *T_OUT); int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { double T12_OUT[2],*T12_ptr; T12_ptr=&T12_OUT[0]; BOS_V2T(2,0,T12_ptr); printf("%lf\r\n",T12_OUT[0]); printf("%lf\r\n",T12_OUT[1]); system("PAUSE"); return 0; } void BOS_V2T(double V1,double V2,double *T_OUT) { double G11,G12,Vamp11,Vamp12,Vpp1,Vpm1,Rt1,T1; double G21,G22,Vamp21,Vamp22,Vpp2,Vpm2,Rt2,T2; double Valim; Valim = 8; //********************************************* Vamp12=V1; //********************************************* G11=1; G12=1+49400/R13; Vamp11=Vamp12/(Kmod*G12); Vpp1=Valim/(1+R19/R18); Vpm1=(G11*Vpp1-Vamp11)/G11; Rt1=Vpm1*R15/(Valim-Vpm1); T1=beta*T0/(T0*log(Rt1/R0)+beta); //********************************************* Vamp22=V2; //********************************************* G21=1; G22=1+49400/R23; Vamp21=Vamp22/(Kmod*G22); Vpm2=Vpm1; Vpp2=(Vamp21+Vpm2*G21)/G21; Rt2=Vpp2*R29/(Valim-Vpm2); T2=beta*T0/(T0*log(Rt2/R0)+beta); //********************************************* *T_OUT++=T1; *T_OUT =T2; } Theoretical transfer function Picard/BOS electronics
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7 SOVAP - BOS (Bolometric Oscillation Sensor) A1: calibration A2: validation A3: Science products determination A4: Routine and non-routine tasks A5: Scientific community interfaces
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8 Royal Observatory of Belgium Noise level with a 50 sec low pass filter, is about 1/10Hz Corresponding to a dynamic range of 500.000/1 1% of modulation = 1000 lux = 500Hz
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9 Ramp and sin for scale factor T1 and T1-T2 Figure 4: Ramp and sin for scale factor Figure 5: T1 and T1-T2
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10 Royal Observatory of Belgium Experiments
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12 Flat Field (10sec) cycle On/Off
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Star pointings October 6 & November 9, 2010
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35 The projection of PICARD satellite orbit. Here, we plotted the position of PICARD from 17:33 to 21:25 on July 11, 2010. This period is overlap with the solar eclipse. Red dashed line is from 17:33 to 18:41; Blue dashed line is from 18:41 to 20:12; Black dashed line is from 20:12 to 21:15. Two dark brown line marks the north and south limits of the greatest eclipse.
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46 38 days records calibrated records, the linear trend has been removed.
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47 Amplitude Fourier Spectrum of T1 and T2 computed using 38 days’ records 3 Minutes 99 Minutes
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48 38 days records calibrated records, the linear trend has been removed. The Sub panel plotted 240 minutes data.
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Three hours T1 measurements plotted on the map. The geocentric position was computed with the predicted orbit using WGS84
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50 Three hours T2 measurements plotted on the map. The geocentric position was computed with the predicted orbit using WGS84
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51 Thank you
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