T hermal Feasibility Study Of The Solar Orbiter Visible Light Imager And Magnetograph (VIM)

Bibcode
2006ESASP.641E..76P
Pérez-Grande, I.; Martínez-Pillet, V.; Woch, J.; Hartwig, H.
Bibliographical reference

Proceedings of The Second Solar Orbiter Workshop, by Marsch, E.; Tsinganos, K.; Marsden, R.; Conroy, L. ESA-SP 641. ISBN: 92-9291-205-2. Noordwijk, Netherlands: European Space Agency, 2006, id.76

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2006
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4
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0
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0
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0
Description
In order to determine the feasibility of the Solar Orbiter instrument Visible Light Imager and Magnetograph (VIM), a thermal analysis focused on the critical elements of the instrument has been carried out. The thermal solution has been sought for the hot case and the performance in the cold operational and survival modes has been analysed.
Type
Non-refereed

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