NASA NTRS · 19930026421
Berkeley extreme-ultraviolet airglow rocket spectrometer - BEARS
Abstract
The Berkeley EUV airglow rocket spectrometer (BEARS) instrument is described. The instrument was designed in particular to measure the dominant lines of atomic oxygen in the FUV and EUV dayglow at 1356, 1304, 1027, and 989 A, which is the ultimate source of airglow emissions. The optical and mechanical design of the instrument, the detector, electronics, calibration, flight operations, and results are examined.
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Cotton, D. M., Chakrabarti, S.. 1992-09-20. Berkeley extreme-ultraviolet airglow rocket spectrometer - BEARS. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930026421
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