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Analysis of variations in the amplitude, phase, and frequency of the
signal provides information on the ring structure, atmospheric density,
magnetic field, and charged-particle environment of planets which
occult the spacecraft.
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| Citation |
Chong, D., PVO-V-ORSE-1-ODR-OPENLOOP--V1.0,
PVO VENUS RADIO SCIENCE OPENLOOP ODR VERSION 1.0,
NASA Planetary Data System, 1993. |
| Digital Object Identifier (DOI) |
10.17189/1519829
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| Data Set Abstract |
The DSP-R is a computer-controlled
subsystem that digitally samples a received spacecraft signal (both X
and S-band) through the use of four analog-to-digital (A-D) converters.
The digitized samples, along with the monitor data necessary to
reconstruct the signal, are recorded on tape, and/or transmitted in
realtime to SFOC. Analysis of variations in the amplitude, phase, and
frequency of the signal provides information on the ring structure,
atmospheric density, magnetic field, and charged-particle environment of
planets which occult the spacecraft. Additionally, this signal is needed
for gravity wave detection. |
| Search/Access Data |
Planetary Plasma Interactions Website
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| Additional Information |
| Mission Information |
PIONEER VENUS
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| Data Set Information |
PVO-V-ORSE-1-ODR-OPENLOOP--V1.0 |
| Instrument Host Information |
PVO
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| Instrument Information |
ORSE
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| Target Information |
VENUS
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