; This file contains the data need to do absolute calibration, define the wavelength scale ; and defines the various numbers needed for fine mirror calibration and the like ; it consists of idl statements that are executed by the eis_calibration object as part ; of its init method ; Viggo Hansteen 17 November 2006 ; 29 December 2006 - put in new offsets in position ; ; absolute calibration ; aeff_version=4 aeff_fileroot='EIS_EffArea_' sr_factor=(725./1.496e8)^2 ergs_to_photons=6.626e-27*2.998e10*1.e8 gain=6.3 ; Hiro 6.45 8/2/2007 changed to 6.3 by Hiro & Louisa 15/4/2007 phot_to_elec=12398.5/3.65 ; ;define wavelength scale courtesy of Charlie Brown cbrown@ssd5.nrl.navy.mil 16 November 2006. ; npix = 2148 lambda0_a = 199.9389 ; reference wavelength, pixel 0 (including scan pixels detector A) lambda0_b = 166.131 ; reference wavelength, pixel 0 (including scan pixels detector B) disp_a = 0.022332 ; dispersion, detector A (long wavelength) disp_b = 0.022317 ; dispersion, detector B (short wavelength) dispsq_a = -1.329e-8 ; dispersion, quadratic term, in wavelength equation, detector A (long) dispsq_b = -1.268e-8 ; dispersion, quadratic term, in wavelength equation, detector B (short) ; ; pointing info ; xmidmirrpos=1800 ; home position of the fine mirror reset to 1800 from 1200 on 08/02/2007 xmidcmirrpos=43703l ; home position of the coarse mirror (NB! this is a long) ymidslitpos=512 ; mid position on the slit (should be 511.5?) xoffsetut=-129.6 ; offset between AOCS-SOT FOV and EIS midpoint measured in units of yoffsetut=-36.3 ; No longer XRT pixels, but arcsec - taken from The List of Solar-B "Hinode" ; wide FITS Keywords, Dec 25 2006 Masumi Shimojo xrtpixel=1.04 ; ; fmirr_ss = 0.1248 ; fine mirror step size in arcsec (Khalid says 0.12299) ; number should be multiplied by 2 to get image motion ; (Hiro 0.1203 from observation 8/2/2007) cmirr_ss = 0.032862 ; coarse mirror step size in arcsec according to Hiro's measurment ; after the first coarse mirror move on 22/01/2007 based on ; a move from the home encoder position of 43703 to 47659 being ; equivalent to 130 arcsec