MEGS A & B SURF Calibrations Rachel Hock LASP/CU 8 December 2009 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 1 MEGS Calibration Algorithms C (i, j,t,TCCD ,tap) C ′(i, j,t ) = − D(i, j,TCCD ,C,tap) ⋅ G(i, j,TCCD ,tap) ⋅ Mask (i, j,C,tap) ∆t n 1 Ck′ (i, j,t, E beam , filter,α, β ) ∑ ISURF (t ) n k=1 RSURF (i, j, E beam , filter,α , β ) = FSURF (i, j, E beam ,α, β ) ⋅ Aslit ⋅ ∆λ(i, j ) Calculated from SURF data R flight (i, j, filter) = ⋅ Aslit ⋅ ∆λ (i, j ) ⋅ ∑ w (α, β ) ⋅ RSURF (i, j, E beam , filter,α , β ) ⋅ f OS (i, j, E beam , filter,α, β ) h⋅c α ,β λ (i, j ) I (i, j,t ) = C ′(i, j,t, filter) ⋅ f degrad (i, j,t, filter) ⋅ f1AU (t ) R flight (i, j, filter) 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting Equations used for data processing 2 Correcting Raw Counts C (i, j,t,TCCD ,tap) C ′(i, j,t ) = − D(i, j,TCCD ,C,tap) ⋅ G(i, j,TCCD ,tap) ⋅ Mask (i, j,C,tap) ∆t 2 2 2 C σ σ 2 ⋅ C 2 + ∆t 2 + σ D 2 ∆t (C ) (∆t ) σG 2 2 + σ C ′ = (C ′) ⋅ 2 2 C G ( ) − D ∆t 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 3 Dark Correction Electronic bias: average of 4 “virtual pixel” columns Thermal dark: measured during thermal vacuum testing & will be repeated once on orbit Example of thermal dark for a MEGS A pixel. Dashed line shows the expected operating temperature 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 4 Gain Correction Readout mode gain: normalize to default readout mode; 1 number for each half of CCD; will be recalculated on-orbit Temperature gain: normalize counts to -85ºC Gthermal (TCCD ) = a + b(TCCD + 85) + c (TCCD + 85) 2 Temperature Gain for Flight MEGS Instrument Flight MEGS A Flight MEGS B Rocket MEGS A Rocket MEGS B 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting Readout mode Left (top half) Right (top half) Left (bottom half) Right (bottom half) Left (top half) Right (top half) a 1.028 1.046 1.068 1.044 0.904 0.842 b 3.363E-03 3.801E-03 3.869E-03 3.285E-03 4.422E-03 2.674E-03 c 3.572E-05 3.832E-05 3.612E-05 3.251E-05 6.526E-05 5.327E-05 Left (bottom half) Right (bottom half) Left (top half) Right (top half)* Left (bottom half)* Right (bottom half) Left (top half) Right (top half)* Left (bottom half)* Right (bottom half) 0.774 0.814 1.007 1.000 1.000 1.003 0.977 1.000 1.000 0.940 9.350E-03 1.046E-02 8.288E-04 0.000E+00 0.000E+00 6.739E-04 1.171E-03 0.000E+00 0.000E+00 3.474E-04 1.409E-04 1.484E-04 8.826E-06 0.000E+00 0.000E+00 7.550E-06 1.705E-05 0.000E+00 0.000E+00 1.235E-05 5 Masking of Invalid Pixels Exclude certain pixels Saturated pixels “Virtual pixel” columns Cosmic rays “Bad” pixels identified from flatfield images Solar data: interpolate spatially & temporally to fill the missing data 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 6 SURF Responsivity Reduces uncertainties by a factor of 4-5 n 1 Ck′ (i, j,t, E beam , filter,α, β ) ∑ ISURF (t ) n k=1 RSURF (i, j, E beam , filter,α , β ) = FSURF (i, j, E beam ,α, β ) ⋅ Aslit ⋅ ∆λ(i, j ) σ R2 8 December 2009 SURF 2 n σ I2SURF 1 Ck′ σ C2 ′ 2 ∑ ⋅ 2 2 + 2 n k=1 ISURF (Ck′ ) (ISURF ) σ F 2 SURF + = (RSURF ) ⋅ 2 2 n F ( SURF ) C′ 1 ∑I n k=1 SURF EVE Working Group Meeting 7 SURF Flux Inconsistencies Fuzz on/off Between difference beam energies in the OS data (discussed later) 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 8 Order Sorting Correction k 1 FSURF (i, j, E beam ,α, β ) ⋅ Rk (i, j, filter,α, β ) RSURF (i, j, E beam , filter,α , β ) = ∑ ⋅ k=1 k FSURF (i, j, E beam ,α, β ) k=1 m λ k FSURF λ = F ( ) SURF k fOS (i, j, E beam , filter,α, β ) = 8 December 2009 R1 (i, j, filter,α , β ) RSURF (i, j, E beam , filter,α , β ) EVE Working Group Meeting 9 Inconsistencies in SURF Fluxes (1) MEGS A1 from Jan. 2009 For valid OS data, we expect no difference in RSURF at short wavelengths. Here, compared to 380 MeV, 331 & 285 MeV are “good” energies. 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 10 OS Results: MEGS A1 (rocket) 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 11 OS Results: MEGS A2 (rocket) 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 12 Inconsistencies in SURF Fluxes (2) MEGS A1 from Aug. 2007 For invalid OS data, there are significant differences in RSURF at short wavelengths. Here, compared to 380 MeV, both 331 & 229 MeV are off by up to 15% 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 13 OS: MEGS A1 (flight) 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 14 8 December 2009 MEGS B from Aug. 2007 MEGS A2 from Aug. 2007 Inconsistencies in SURF Fluxes (3) EVE Working Group Meeting 15 OS: MEGS A2 (flight) 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 16 Inconsistencies in SURF Fluxes (4) For the Jan. 2009 SURF trip, we performed y-scans to determine the beam center relative to 380 MeV. These new values change the SURF flux enough to affect the order sorting results. 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 17 Flight Responsivity Accounts for differences in size of SURF beam & Sun ⋅ Aslit ⋅ ∆λ (i, j ) ⋅ ∑ w (α, β ) ⋅ RSURF (i, j, E beam , filter,α , β ) ⋅ f OS (i, j, E beam , filter,α, β ) R flight (i, j, filter) = h⋅c α ,β λ (i, j ) Conversion to irradiance from photons σ R2 flight ∑ (w ⋅ RSURF ⋅ 2 2 σ α ,β = (R flight ) ⋅ λ 2 + (λ ) 8 December 2009 2 2 σ2 σ σ R f SURF OS f OS ) ⋅ w 2 + + 2 2 (w ) (RSURF ) ( fOS ) 2 ∑ w ⋅ Rall ⋅ f OS α ,β 2 EVE Working Group Meeting 18 Weighting of FOV Maps Weights for expected on-orbit pointing (αMEGS=0°,βMEGS=0°) [°] -1.0 +1.0 0.0000 +0.5 [°] 0.0 +0.5 0.0000 -1.0 0.0000 EVE Working Group Meeting +1.0 0.0000 0.0249 0.1455 0.0249 0.0 0.0000 0.1455 0.3180 0.1455 -0.5 8 December 2009 -0.5 0.0000 0.0249 0.1455 0.0249 0.0000 0.0000 19 Rflight for Expected On-orbit Pointing Flight MEGS A 8 December 2009 Flight MEGS B EVE Working Group Meeting 20 Comparison to Rocket Expect flight MEGS B to be more sensitive at short wavelengths 8 December 2009 … but less sensitive at longer wavelengths MEGS A MEGS B Wavelength shift Difference in CCDs EVE Working Group Meeting 21 Solar Irradiance I (i, j,t ) = C ′(i, j,t, filter) ⋅ f degrad (i, j,t, filter) ⋅ f1AU (t ) R flight (i, j, filter) Now calculated using solar data S (i, j, filter) = What is in data processing 1 R flight (i, j, filter) I (i, j,t ) = C ′(i, j,t, filter) ⋅ S (i, j, filter) ⋅ f degrad (i, j,t, filter) ⋅ f1AU (t ) 2 2 2 2 σ σ σ σ f R f flight degrad 1AU σ I2 = (I ) ⋅ C ′ 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 (C ′) (R ) (f (f 1AU ) flight degrad ) 2 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 22 April 2008 Solar Spectrum Expect flight MEGS B to have smaller uncertainties here by a factor of ~2. Expect flight MEGS B to have higher uncertainties here by a factor of ~2-3. 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 23 Future SURF Calibrations Continue taking at least 4 minutes of data per FOV point to reduce uncertainties. Continue taking temperature gain measurements. Need to be careful of what SURF fluxes we use: Avoid fuzz. We are able to make good MEGS B measurements at 183 MeV, which does not need 1 mm fuzz. MEGS A OS: need only 380, 331, & 285 MeV. These have been shown to be more reliable than lower energies and are sufficient to calculate fOS. MEGS B: using a higher beam energy (183 MeV or even 380 MeV). It improves counts at the short wavelengths where we currently have trouble. Plus, we can avoid using fuzz. Performing y-scans at multiple energies may improve OS results for MEGS A and explain the discrepancies for MEGS B. 8 December 2009 EVE Working Group Meeting 24