STIX FOV - Revision history

Hualin at 15:09, 31 March 2022

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	\|x\| < = 1.48 degrees AND \|y\|< 1.40 degrees.		\|x\| < = 1.48 degrees AND \|y\|< 1.40 degrees.

−	Author: Gordon	+	Author: Gordon Hurford (ghurford@berkeley.edu)

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-= STIX field of view =
+== STIX field of view ==
 For spectroscopy, the requirement here  is that at least we include any pair of fully-illuminated non-adjacent pixels in a given row.
 This ensures that the result is not dependent on source morphology.

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-# STIX field of view
+= STIX field of view =
 For spectroscopy, the requirement here  is that at least we include any pair of fully-illuminated non-adjacent pixels in a given row.
 This ensures that the result is not dependent on source morphology.

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+# STIX field of view
 For spectroscopy, the requirement here  is that at least we include any pair of fully-illuminated non-adjacent pixels in a given row.
 This ensures that the result is not dependent on source morphology.

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	Finally, a corollary of all this: Ignoring cross-subcollimator trajectories, an upper limit on x,y for the illumination of any part of any pixel in any detector is:		Finally, a corollary of all this: Ignoring cross-subcollimator trajectories, an upper limit on x,y for the illumination of any part of any pixel in any detector is:
	\|x\| < = 1.48 degrees AND \|y\|< 1.40 degrees.		\|x\| < = 1.48 degrees AND \|y\|< 1.40 degrees.
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		+	Gordon

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 * X-limits:
 ** Full sensitivity imaging or spectroscopy (four pixels in a row):      |x| < 0.614 degrees
 ** 3-pixel/row  imaging or 2 pixel/row spectroscopy:                                |x| < 0.844 degrees.

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 ** Use of only one row for imaging or spectroscopy:                 |y| < 0.960 degrees.
-* X-limits:**
+* X-limits:
 ** Full sensitivity imaging or spectroscopy (four pixels in a row):      |x| < 0.614 degrees

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-** Y-limits: **
+* Y-limits:
-* Use of all pixels in a row for imaging or spectroscopy:            |y| < 0.518 degrees
+** Use of all pixels in a row for imaging or spectroscopy:            |y| < 0.518 degrees
-* Use of only one row for imaging or spectroscopy:                 |y| < 0.960 degrees.
+** Use of only one row for imaging or spectroscopy:                 |y| < 0.960 degrees.
-** X-limits:**
+* X-limits:**
-* Full sensitivity imaging or spectroscopy (four pixels in a row):      |x| < 0.614 degrees
+** Full sensitivity imaging or spectroscopy (four pixels in a row):      |x| < 0.614 degrees
-* 3-pixel/row  imaging or 2 pixel/row spectroscopy:                                |x| < 0.844 degrees.
+** 3-pixel/row  imaging or 2 pixel/row spectroscopy:                                |x| < 0.844 degrees.
-* 2-pixel/row imaging:                                  |x| < 1.056 degrees.
+** 2-pixel/row imaging:                                  |x| < 1.056 degrees.
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 Finally, a corollary of all this: Ignoring cross-subcollimator trajectories, an upper limit on x,y for the illumination of any part of any pixel in any detector is:
 |x| < = 1.48 degrees    AND  |y|< 1.40 degrees.