Solar gamma-ray spectrometer GRIS onboard the International Space Station

Yurov, V. N.; Trofimov, Yu. A.; Lupar, E. E.; Glyanenko, A. S.; Faradzhaev, R. M.

doi:10.1016/j.asr.2015.07.027

Advances in Space Research

2015

DOI: 10.1016/j.asr.2015.07.027

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Solar gamma-ray spectrometer GRIS onboard the International Space Station

V. N. Yurov

Yu. A. Trofimov

E. E. Lupar

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The service telemetry and control device for space experiment “GRIS”

Glyanenko

2016

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Problems of scientific devices control (for example, fine control of measuring paths), collecting auxiliary (service information about working capacity, conditions of experiment carrying out, etc.) and preliminary data processing are actual for any space device. Modern devices for space research it is impossible to imagine without devices that didn't use digital data processing methods and specialized or standard interfaces and computing facilities. For realization of these functions in "GRIS" experiment onboard ISS for purposes minimization of dimensions, power consumption, the concept "system-on-chip" was chosen and realized. In the programmable logical integrated scheme by Microsemi from ProASIC3 family with maximum capacity up to 3M system gates, the computing kernel and all necessary peripherals are created. In this paper we discuss structure, possibilities and resources the service telemetry and control device for "GRIS" space experiment.

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The service telemetry and control device for space experiment “GRIS”

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2016

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Simulation of GRIS spectrometer response to the solar gamma-ray flare of 23 July 2002

Trofimov

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Service data acquisition and onboard control for “GRIS-BD” unit in “GRIS” space experiment

Glyanenko

Lupar

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Solar gamma-ray spectrometer GRIS onboard the International Space Station

Cited by 5 publications

References 26 publications

The service telemetry and control device for space experiment “GRIS”

The service telemetry and control device for space experiment “GRIS”

Simulation of GRIS spectrometer response to the solar gamma-ray flare of 23 July 2002

Service data acquisition and onboard control for “GRIS-BD” unit in “GRIS” space experiment

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