Planetary investigation utilizing an imaging spectrometer system based upon charge injection technology

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Carrier Injection, Charge Transfer Devices, Infrared Imagery, Stellar Spectrophotometry, Arrays, Charge Injection Devices, Jupiter (Planet), Metal Oxide Semiconductors, Saturn (Planet), Silicon, Television Cameras, Video Data

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An intrinsic silicon charge injection device (CID) television sensor array has been used in conjunction with a CaMoO4 colinear tunable acousto optic filter, a 61 inch reflector, a sophisticated computer system, and a digital color TV scan converter/computer to produce near IR images of Saturn and Jupiter with 10A spectral resolution and approximately 3 inch spatial resolution. The CID camera has successfully obtained digitized 100 x 100 array images with 5 minutes of exposure time, and slow-scanned readout to a computer. Details of the equipment setup, innovations, problems, experience, data and final equipment performance limits are given.

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