Payload & Data Rate for Option-A. H. Hara(NAOJ) JAXA SOLAR-C WG 2010 Mar 9

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Payload & Data Rate for Option-A H. Hara(NAOJ) JAXA SOLAR-C WG 2010 Mar 9

Requirements for S/C System Design Sojourn time >40 days (TBD) for a solar latitude of >30 deg (TBD) Target of max. latitude : ~40 deg (higher is better, of course) Need to define these numbers clearly from evaluation through helioseismic model calculations Distance to the Sun in the final orbit: 1.0 AU Minimum distance to the sun is 0.7 AU from the thermal-design point of view Maximum distance to the sun is not defined because of a possibility of ballistic orbits by Jupiter swing-by Use 7 deg tilt angle of the solar rotation axis to the ecliptic plane Duration of cruise phase to the final orbit: ~5 years Need 40-days (TBD) observations near perihelion/aphelion points in the cruise phase Payload weight: 130 kg Data recording rate: >100 kbps ave. Mission life: cruise phase N 0 ~5 yr + N 1 yr + extended duration N 2 yr (total ~N 3 yr)

Visible-light Magnetic-field and Doppler imager Full-disk imager like SOHO MDI or SDO HMI ~1 spatial resolution [ MDI: 55 kg, HMI: ~70 kg ] Will require multiple wavebands for the first mapping of polar regions Need on-board processing to reduce the amount of data Vector magnetic fields mandatory? [ probably yes, but uncertain ] Lighter option possible? SDO HMI

X-ray / EUV Telescope G.I. X-Ray Telescope: Difficult to achieve a high-spatial resolution by a limited instrument mass. Hinode XRT 46 kg, Yohkoh SXT: 24 kg Worthwhile for a low-resolution imaging? Probably no. EUV telescope: STEREO EUVI: 7.7 kg excluding electronics Scanning-spectrograph may become a substitute for dynamic events in a small FOV? STEREO EUVI

EUV Imaging Spectrograph Possible to make an imaging spectrograph of a similar performance by half-scale size of EIS Optics is similar to that of the UV/EUV spectrograph in Option-B (Plan-B) A better sensitivity (by a factor of 4-10) than EIS/SUMER will be possible with a similar spatial resolution. This is quite a new instrument. Similar spectrograph is proposed as SPICE in Solar Orbiter. Become a substitute for a small-fov imager: partially Yes Shimizu san will report its optics in the next presentation.

TSI monitor Space Heritage (not in Japan) ACRIM/SMM VIRGO/SOHO TIM/SORCE Require multiple cavities for self-calibration mass ~10 kg (ACRIM, TIM); Need light-weight solution Data recording rate << 1kbps (negligible)

Heliospheric Imager STEREO-HI: sufficient sensitivity Parker-spiral structures in solar wind may be detected as density inhomogeneity Zodiacal light distribution will be obtained when looking at opposite side to the ecliptic plane Data size becomes small by on-board integration. STEREO-HI: ~1kbps STEREO-HI 13.4 kg Visible-light range

in-situ measurements? Have not discussed with heliophysics group Wind velocity, magnetic field, cosmic rays B-field measurement will not be possible in SEP-option orbit (by use of permanent magnet) Gain/advantage from Ulysses? ans. Periodic fast scan in the 11-yr activity cycle Magnetic Filed Line SOLAR-C Option-A S/C in-situ measurements Magnetometer: ~ 2 kg Need a boom of exclusive use? Remote-sensing imaging/spectroscopic observations Sun Earth

Option-A model payload mass crude allocation including electronics package Doppler/Magnetic field imager like HMI: 70 kg ( MDI: 55 kg ) Imaging Spectrometer like SPICE : 30 kg X-ray/EUV imager : 15 kg TSI monitor : 5 kg Electronics like Hinode MDP? : α 120 + α kg Options Heliospheric imager : 10 kg In-situ instruments and others : 10 kg Contamination monitor may be required near the aperture of telescopes for the use of ion engine systems.

Requirement for average data recording rate Data Recording Rate: ~100 kbps (Total) Estimation for a model case (very preliminary) Helioseismology/B-field observations ~ 50kbps Global helioseismology 256 256(pixels) 16(bit/pixel) - Study on compression not enough - Higher compression used in Hinode 0.4(comp.)/60(s)/1024(kbps/bps) = 6.8 kbps ave. without on-board processing: 6.8 number of λ positions Local helioseismology 1024 1024 16 0.4 /60(s)/1024 = 109 kbps ave. Magnetic (B) field 1024 1024 16 0.4 /3600(s)/1024 4(pol.state) = 7.3 kbps 512 512 16 0.4 /60(s)/1024 2(pol.state) = 54 kbps EUV imaging spectroscopy ~20 kbps ave. EUV/X-ray imaging ~20 kbps ave. TSI monitor: <1 kbps, negligible Heliospheric imager ~ 1kbps by on-board summing Others: probably negligible