Study 000320:

ACRONYM:  NRL_QSCH_30x400_60s2

This is a revised version of NRL_QSCH_30x400_60s. A new window at
Fe IX 197.862 has been added.

This raster is designed for context observations of the quiet Sun and
coronal holes at relatively low data rate.

To conserve telemetry some standard strong lines, such as Fe XIII
202.04 and Fe XVI 262.98, have been omitted. S XIII 256.69, which is
in the He II 256.32 window, is included to cover any hot emission. The
Fe XII 186.880/195.119 density sensitive line pair is included.

The raster is sized so that ASRC can be used to make a larger raster.

TARGET:           Quiet Sun/Coronal Hole
EXPOSURE TIME:    60s
RASTER:           Scanning
SLIT:             1"
STEP SIZE:        1"
FOV:              30"x400"
RASTER DURATION:  32m51s
VOLUME:           10.6 Mbits
VOLUME/HOUR:	  19.4 Mbits/h
RATE:		   5.4 kbits/s
COMPRESSION:      JPEG90

Line List:
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   256.48       32 #  He II 256.317, Si X 256.366, S XIII 256.686 
   186.75       32 #  Fe VIII 186.601, Ca XIV 186.610, Fe XII 186.880 
   275.40       24 #  Si VII 275.352
   197.86	24 #  Fe IX 197.862
   184.54       24 #  Fe X 184.536 
   188.32       24 #  Fe XI 188.216, Fe XI 188.299
   195.12       24 #  Fe XII 195.119 
   270.52       24 #  Mg VI 270.394, Fe XIV 270.519 
   284.16       24 #  Al IX 284.015, Fe XV 284.160

Pointing:
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Anywhere in the quiet sun or a coronal hole

Use/Instructions to planners:
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This is a narrow raster that can be expanded using ASRC.
If used with ASRC, use the following ASRC parameters:

* Set the raster repeat parameter and enable ASRC. 

Direction: Leave in FORWARD position (ASRC specific)
SKIP: Don't change -> 1 (ASRC specific)
Compensation steps: Set to 120 

Warning:
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None.