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*APERTURE<br />
*FOCALLENmn<br />
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OpTlCS FIELD OF VIEW<br />
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STRIP ARRAY 3.00 X.1.<br />
*POINTING CAPABILITY f 45-<br />
24x1s GIMBALUNQ WITH MOUEIZUM<br />
COMPENSATION<br />
SPUTSTrRUNQ CYCLE FPA REFRIGERATOR<br />
- Figurc 9. TrSU Multi-PurpoJc MSI Sensor Concept<br />
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The unh'r atmosphere hac many highly absorbing<br />
molecular specie. I5cu influences esWblish spcelnl<br />
windows for satellite stlsm to dcmt surface or near-<br />
surface phenomena. Waveband opions must bc chosen<br />
midwing wet phmomnology and Uusc windows.<br />
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Figwe It. MSI Sensor Bads & Uses<br />
Mulllapertral information U highly useful for many<br />
TacSat missions. When used to supplement<br />
panchromatic data, the non-visible bands add<br />
dclcctrbility. Camouflage can bc delcelcd ac can warm<br />
&&U against a cooler background. Multiple band<br />
mesurmenu can bc uscd IO compcnwc data lor<br />
environmental conditions such ac water vapor eNsu.<br />
The bands listed in Figure I1 represent an initial<br />
selslion based on eapcted targets and backgrounds of<br />
grrrcal inkrest and likelihood. llw system and<br />
scnsofs programmable fcaturcs allow rpeik uses ol<br />
band umbdms for each mission with dur famolted<br />
for vuumillll IO he gmund.<br />
All-rellecling opllrs designs are nuperlor for<br />
rimul(rneoul uae of dillcrenl apcclral bands.<br />
Refkctin# optical sysans also offu f&bk veighu in<br />
this apcnure range. Except lor small refractive<br />
ekmenu providing image correction in he hi#h-<br />
resolution visual band. thc design u.sa all reflecting<br />
@S. DccSton for h e high remlulucion pnchmnulie<br />
arc locatcd with che central lo or the line FOV<br />
when gcomclric abcnations arc small. This has chc<br />
disadvantage of reducing available visual coverage<br />
rates. but is necessary to balance distortion and<br />
rcsolution. Using two focal planes with diflercnt focnl<br />
dos maaimims he combined FDV and msolulion.<br />
Physical law diclatcs ihat rcsolution IS proponional U)<br />
the ratio of apriun diameter and specvol wavelength.<br />
For apncres feasible on a small satcllitc. high<br />
resolulion is atwinable only in lhe visual and ncar-lo-<br />
mid-IR bands, fmm lower orbiu. The 45 cm apnure<br />
compromise provides good performance (SNR and<br />
resolution) for most missions. and construction with<br />
reasonable size and weight. For mapping, SNR<br />
gcnedly docrears and resolution increases with I/#.<br />
The 117 Icmnlngmode optkal path U a compromise<br />
betwcen SNR and resolution performance. In<br />
slnring. high resolution-mode. a higher I/# is desired.<br />
With a large square silicon CCD delcclor, am f/lS<br />
system mnU resolution requirements with good<br />
FOV and SNR perfornunre.<br />
For given ap9lurC and resolution. wide-field-of-view<br />
sensors knd IO bc large. The design has a slightly ON<br />
axis optical path providing a wide. one dimcnsion FOV.<br />
with resolution only pulially degraded by gmevic<br />
aberrations. This approsch is kcceptabic for IR hands.<br />
when dillnaion blur cac& h goomevie blur. An<br />
additid square high-resolution local plane uses the<br />
on-axis opliwl path md operalu only in the visual<br />
band. providing maximum resolulion for designated<br />
areas of intutst. Operating the highest nsolution<br />
missions solely in he sham wavclcngth visual band<br />
keeps he apcnure size small. When sunlit. most<br />
gmund and wcachu lcatwcs of intnul show visual-<br />
budmnvra8df!quUcfmOh<br />
'Ihc quam visiblc'ruring m y receives the on-axis<br />
oumv-pOV beam thrwgh a muat hole in he pimay<br />
mina. The multi-lpreml opial F+III lia just U) he<br />
side of he nuing rynunr lens ekmenu. Fiqun 12