MIPS_210a GeGa Latent Images


IOC-MIPS_210a     10530C            
Title:   Characterize MIPS Latent Images and Saturated Source Behavior at 70 and 160um              
                   
Objective:   Understand the consequences of observing very bright sources with MIPS.              
                   
                   
Description:     Observations corresponding to 50%, 100%, and 500% of full well will be taken.            
including flow / state diagram     These saturation levels will be achieved through a combination of source selection and exposure times.            
                   
    Part 1: Saturation and latent image behavior of the 70um array.            
      At each of three signal levels:            
        Observe a source using a 4x4 dither pattern using 10 second exposures.          
        Execute a thermal anneal.          
    Part 2: Saturation and latent image behavior of the 160um array.            
      At each of three signal levels:            
        Observe a source at 6 positions on the array using 10 second exposures.          
        Execute a thermal anneal.          
                   
Place in Schedule:   After aperture cover is opened.            
(relative to water shed events)                  
                   
Required Conditions:   MIPS apertures must have been located.            
      Detector aliveness and electronics checkouts must have been performed.            
      For the 160um array, the background must be less than 1e-8 W/m^2/sr.            
      or T<6.5K            
Resources:                  
                   
  duration (best estimate)         40 min      
  real time downlink (Y / N)         No      
  special post event actions (Y / N)         No      
  Generates 64 DCEs.                
                   
Outcome:                  
  description         After this test the consequences of observing very      
            bright sources will be understood.      
  can proceed in parallel with other activity       No, requires dedicated pointing.      
  must outcome be confirmed before next event / test /activity         No      
  method of confirmation (sensor TLM, data analysis, etc.)         data analysis      
  estimate of data turn around if required for confirmation         N/A      
                   
Unique or included in planned AOT?                  
      Uses photometry AOT and IETs for anneals and flush cycles            
                 
Contingency Plan:                  
"What if..."     If unusually large effects are observed, more detailed study of anneal/flush cycles will be needed.            
                   
IOC Critical     Y            
                   
References:                  
                   
Template last updated:     9/6/99            
      M. Rieke            
                   
                   


Last Updated on 10/7/99
By Marcia Rieke
Email: mrieke@as.arizona.edu