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Development of Spaceborne Small Hyperspectral sensor HSC-III for Micro Satellite

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The earth observation micro-satellite “TAIKI” is 50 kg satellite which has low-cost and small bus-subsystem. TAIKI is characterized by a low-cost spaceborne small hyperspectral sensor “HSC-III”. HSC-III is targeted at the performances of 30 m ground sampling distance, visible and near infrared wavelength range, 10 nm spectral resolutions, 61 spectral bands and 10 kg weight. HSC-III consists of the telescope, the imaging spectrometer, the electrical system, the on-orbital calibration equipment. The telescope has a pupil diameter of 0.2 m, and has two mirror configuration of Ritchey-Chretien type. The spectrometer has the transmitting grating with the slit and relay lens unit, and array sensor using back-illumination type CMOS image sensor. As a SNR model of HSC-III, we did some calculations and concluded that SNR is approximately 340. Last year, we succeeded to develop the breadboard model of HSC-III optics instrument, and we obtained result of more requirement specification. Also, we have developed the on-orbit spectral calibration equipment. It achieved 0.02 nm of spectral calibration accuracy.

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Aoyanagi, Y., Satori, S., Totani, T., Yasunaka, T., Nakamura, A., Takeuchi, Y. (2010). Development of Spaceborne Small Hyperspectral sensor HSC-III for Micro Satellite. In: Sandau, R., Roeser, HP., Valenzuela, A. (eds) Small Satellite Missions for Earth Observation. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-03501-2_31

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