NASA NTRS · 19880005178
Hard- and software problems of spaced meteor observations by optical electronics
Abstract
An optical electronic facility is being used for meteor observations along with meteor radars and astronomical TV. The main parts of the facility are cameras using UM-92 optical electronic image tubes. The three cascade optical electronic image tube with magnetic focusing has a 40 mm cathode and resolution in the center of up to 30 pairs of lines/mm. The photocathode is of a multislit S-20 type. For meteor spectra observations, replica gratings of 200 and 300 lines/mm are used as the dispersive element.
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Shafiev, R. I., Mukhamednazarov, S., Ataev, A. SH.. 1987-08-01. Hard- and software problems of spaced meteor observations by optical electronics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880005178
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