Physics
Scientific paper
Feb 1977
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1977icrc....9..207g&link_type=abstract
15th International Cosmic Ray Conference, Vol. 9. Published: Budapest : Dept. of Cosmic Rays, Central Research Institute for Ph
Physics
Energy Spectra, Interplanetary Space, Ion Charge, Magnetospheric Ion Density, Mass Spectra, Spectrometers, Charged Particles, Cosmic Rays, Isotopic Labeling, Solar Wind, Tables (Data)
Scientific paper
An instrument is described for measuring the mass and charge state composition as well as the energy spectra and angular distributions of 0.5 to 350 kev/charge ions in interplanetary space and in magnetospheres of planets such as Jupiter and earth. Electrostatic deflection combined with a time-of-flight and energy measurement allows three-parameter analysis of output signals from which the mass, charge states, and energy are determined. Post-acceleration by 30 kV extends the energy range of the detector system into the solar wind and magnetosphere plasma regime. Isotopes of H and He are easily resolved as are individual elements up to Ne and the dominant elements up to and including Fe. This instrument has an extremely large dynamic range in intensity and is sensitive to rare elements even in the presence of high intensity radiation, and is adapted for interplanetary, deep-space, and out-of-the-ecliptic missions, as well as for flights on spacecraft orbiting Jupiter and earth.
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