Study 000507:

ACRONYM: HPW023_FULLCCD_V2

**** This study replaces the origional HPW023 ****

This study is designed for sit-and-stare observations above the limb. The
exposure time is 300s. The idea is to use raster repeats to accumulate the
exposure needed to bring out the weak lines. The 1" slit is used to reduce
the saturation in 195 as well as reduce the broadening induced by the slit
tilt when averaging along the slit height.

TARGET:           Quiet Sun above the limb
EXPOSURE TIME:    300s
RASTER:           Sit-and-Stare
SLIT:             1"
STEP SIZE:        1"
FOV:              1"x512"
RASTER DURATION:  5m17s
VOLUME:           14 Mbits
RATE:		  43 kBits/s
COMPRESSION:      DPCM (new default compresion)

Instruction to planners:
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* Run slot context (PRY_slot_contextLITE)
* Run study, use raster repeats (~12 for an hour of observing)

See *WARNING* below.

Consult Harry Warren.

Pointing:
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Above the limb.

Warning:
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The PT does not account for data transmission from the ICU to MDP (MDP
workload dependent).

** ADD ** (1 minute) per exposure (i.e. per raster repeat), by leaving a gap
between this study end and the next one on the timeline. For example, leave
a 12m gap when 12 raster repeat is used.