International solar polar mission: The vector helium magnetometer

Details International solar polar mission: The vector helium magnetometer International solar polar mission: The vector helium magnetometer

Feb 1982

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1982ball.rept......&link_type=abstract

Final Report Ball Aerospace Systems Div., Boulder, CO.

Physics

Electronic Packaging, Functional Design Specifications, Magnetometers, Spacecraft Instruments, Engineering Drawings, Interplanetary Magnetic Fields, Ulysses Mission

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The functional requirements for the vector helium magnetometer (VHM) on the Solar Polar spacecraft are presented. The VHM is one of the two magnetometers on board that will measure the vector magnetic field along the Earth to Jupiter transfer trajectory, as well as in the vicinity of Jupiter and along the solar polar orbit following the Jupiter encounter. The interconnection between these two magnetometers and their shared data processing unit is illustrated.

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