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X-Ray Calibration Facility/Advanced Video Guidance Sensor Test

NASA/TM-2004-213393, Johnston, N.A.S. and Howard, R.T. and Watson, D.W., X-Ray Calibration Facility/Advanced Video Guidance Sensor Test, George C. Marshall Space Flight Center , Marshall Space Flight Center, AL 35812, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, DC 20546-0001, September 2004, pp. 40, Format(s): PDF 11478k

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The advanced video guidance sensor was tested in the X-Ray Calibration facility at Marshall Space Flight Center to establish performance during vacuum. Two sensors were tested and a timeline for each are presented. The sensor and test facility are discussed briefly. A new test stand was also developed. A table establishing sensor bias and spot size growth for several ranges is detailed along with testing anomalies.
Keywords:x-ray calibration facility, testing, advance video guidance sensor, laser, docking, rendezvous, vacuum, spot size
Subjects:Astronautics: Spacecraft Instrumentation And Astrionics: Spacecraft And Aircraft Instrumentation
ID Code:686
Deposited On:04 January 2005