X. Shan, Bin Miao, Z. Cao, Zhenyu Sun, Yiren Li, K. Liu, Sanbiao Qu, Xingyu Guo, Z. Su, C. Shen, Z. Pan, Xin Li, X. Hao, Xiaoping Yang, Chao Tian, Yu Jiang, Shubin Liu, Q. An, Xiangjun Chen, Yuming Wang
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Abstract
Abstract A low-energy ion spectrometer (LEIS), onboard a Chinese navigation satellite in geosynchronous orbit, is one of the primary instruments for plasma detection. The LEIS is implemented by combining a top-hat electrostatic analyzer with a pair of angular scanning deflectors, which enables us to achieve in situ measurement of energetic ions in three-dimensional (3D) space with a large field of view of 360° × 90° and a wide energy range from 50 eV to 25 keV per charge. The key performance parameters including analyzer constant, geometric factor, linear relation function between elevation angles and deflector voltages, and the energy or angular resolutions have been determined by using detailed simulations and calibration experiments on the ground. The preliminary results from on-orbit observations demonstrate that the capability of the present LEIS payload can well meet the mission requirements for sampling the low-energy ion distributions in 3D space, measuring the negative satellite surface potential, and monitoring the magnetospheric storm or substorm activities.
Open AstronomyPhysics and Astronomy-Astronomy and Astrophysics
CiteScore
1.30
自引率
14.30%
发文量
37
审稿时长
16 weeks
期刊介绍:
The journal disseminates research in both observational and theoretical astronomy, astrophysics, solar physics, cosmology, galactic and extragalactic astronomy, high energy particles physics, planetary science, space science and astronomy-related astrobiology, presenting as well the surveys dedicated to astronomical history and education.