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• collection: Voyager 1 Jupiter Radio Occultation - Frequency Calibration Collection
  This collection contains estimates of USO frequency for both Voyager 1 and Voyager 2.
• bundle: Voyager 1 Jupiter Radio Occultation - Raw Data Bundle
  The bundle contains raw radio science data from the Voyager 1 radio occultation at Jupiter. Data include sampled output from S- and X-band receivers at the 64-m antenna of the NASA Deep Space Network near Madrid, Spain. Also included are receiver tuning data, files containing reconstructed pointing of the spacecraft high-gain antenna, a trajectory reconstruction, and documentation.
• collection: Voyager 1 Radio Science Raw Data Context Collection
  This collection contains the context products associated with the Voyager 1 Radio Science raw data bundle. Each product is a secondary member of the collection since it is maintained at the PDS Engineering Node.
• collection: Voyager 1 Jupiter Radio Occultation - Document Collection
  This collection contains an archive Software Interface Specification, a mission description, and high-gain antenna reconstruction documentation for the Voyager 1 Jupiter encounter. It also includes, as secondary members, documents describing the format of the binary data files and procedures for extraction of values.
• collection: Voyager 1 Jupiter Radio Occultation - Browse Data Collection
  This collection contains tables and quick look plots from radio occultation observations during the Voyager 1 Jupiter encounter.
• collection: Voyager 1 Jupiter Radio Occultation - Raw Open Loop Data Collection
  This collection contains raw open loop radio science data from the Voyager 1 Jupiter occultation. Each product includes an original binary data file that contains S- and X-band samples from an open loop receiver along with housekeeping data, an ASCII file containing the housekeeping data extracted from the binary, and a pair of ASCII files containing S- and X-band samples also extracted from the binary. Most files contain 200 seconds of data.