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  • ACRS 1999


    Poster Session 1
    Radiometer for (Fy-2) Synchronous Meteorological Satellite

    2 MCSR
    1. The specifications of MCSR are listed in the following tables.
    Table 1 Main System Specification
    Spin rate 100 rpm
    Image size 20° x20°
    Image rate 30 min
    Scan step distance 0.14 mr
    Aperture 400 mm
    Lifetime 3 years
    Weight 75 Kg
    Size 1.3 x 0.8 x 0.6m

    Table 2 Technical requirements of the instrument
    Parameter Vis-channel IR-channel WV-channel
    Number of chan. 4(+4back-up) 1(+1back-up) 1(+1back-up)
    Wave band 0.5~1.05mm 10.5~12.5mm 6.3~7.6mm
    IFOV 0.04 mr 0.16mr 0.16mr
    Number of line/pic. 10000 2500 2500
    Detector S photodiode HgCdTe HgCdTe
    Band width of circuit 130.8 KHz 32.7KHz 32.7KHz
    Dynamic range 0.5~95%
    (albedo a)
    180~320K 200~300K
    S/N or NEDT ³43(a =95%)
    ³1.5(a =95%)
    £0.5(300K) £1K(260K)
    Calibration on- Board satellite The sun, cold space, electronic Balckbody, cold space, electronic Blackbody, cold space electronic
    Sampling rate 437.5K samp./s 109.4K samp./s 109.4Ksamp./s
    Quantized level 6 bit 8bit 8 bit
    Transmission rate 14 Mbps 14 Mbps 14 Mbps

    1. Operation principle of MCSR When the satellite rotates at the rate of 100rpm, the MSCR accomplishes the scan of the earth from west to east. When the field of view of the MCSR scans out of the edge of the earth, the telescope on the MCSR starts to step at a step angle of 0.14 mr. Thus, the MCSR conducts stepping of the earth 2500 steps from north to south step by step, obtaining 10000 visible scan lines, 2500 lines for IR and water vapor respectively. Normally, it takes 25 minutes to accomplish a full-frame scan and takes 2.5 minutes for the telescope to scan back, then, 2.5 minutes for the satellite to get stabilized, so, it takes altogether 30 minutes to accomplish one frame of an image. The MCSR can also conduct, according to remote controlled command, regional scan and single line scan, adjusting for channel gain, adjustment of focal plane of visible, IR and water vapor channels.
    2. Composition of MCSR
      It mainly consists of
      1. Optical system: Primary optical system, rear optical system and calibration optical system.
      2. Mechanical structure: main structure, scanning mechanism, telescope, focusing mechanism and calibration mechanism .
      3. Electronics : information processing for visible, IR and water vapor channels, video digital multiplexer (VDM), controller, telemetry and power.
      4. Radiant cooler
      5. Detector PIN Si photodiode for visible channel, HgCdTe detectors for IR and water Vapor channels.
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