PDS: The Planetary Atmospheres Node
The SPICAM instrument has two channels, one in the ultraviolet wavelength range - 118-320 nm (named SUV), and another (named SIR) in the near infrared wavelength range - 1.1-1.7 micrometers. The UV channel is a spectrometer with an optical baffle, an off axis parabolic mirror, a slit with two positions, a grating and a detector with an intensified CCD. The IR channel is made of an entrance lens, an AOTF and two single pixel detectors (for each polarization). As the AOTF acts as a filter, the IR spectrum is obtained by electrically scanning the AOTF frequency.
Useful Mission Documents
Retrieve the data volume
Data
The dataset contains raw ultraviolet measurements from the SPICAM spectrometer collected during the cruise and Mars orbit phases of Mars Express.
Useful Mission Documents
Description of the Spicam UV data volume
Mission Description
Spacecraft Description
Instrument Description
Calibration Documents
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Documents Directory
Indexes
Geometry
Description of the data documentMission Description
Spacecraft Description
Instrument Description
Calibration Documents
Browse Directory
Documents Directory
Indexes
Geometry
Retrieve the data volume
Data
The dataset contains raw ultraviolet measurements from the SPICAM spectrometer collected during the cruise and Mars orbit phases of Mars Express.
