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The operation of the Ocean Optics Spectrometer requires experienced personnel on board the aircraft.

Summary

KT19.85II is a remote-sensing thermometer used to determine the temperature of a surface from the distance by measuring the amount of thermal radiation emitted from the surface. KT19.85II is operates in the spectral range of 9.6 - 11.5 µm. Data are stored within the DMS framework on ADA-C1.


ManufacturerHeitronics
ModelKT19.85II
Serial No.n/a
Typethermometer



Contacts

NameInstitutionRole
Gerit BirnbaumAlfred-Wegener-InstitutDevice Contact

Available devices and Specifications

The Ocean Optics NIRQuest NIR spectrometers and QE65000 spectrometer are usually installed simultaneously. The fibre optics sensors are installed at the cabin roof looking upward or in the floor compartment looking downward. The are connected to the spectrometers by fibre optics cables. Data aquisition is controlled by an operator PC installed in a rack. A DC/DC converter also installed in a rack provides the required voltage of 5 VDC for the spectrometers.

NameModelType
Radiation thermometer KT19.85IIKT19.85IIthermometer
Radiation thermometer KT19.85IIKT19.85IIthermometer

Specifications of KT19.85II (without mounting)

Dimension Spectrometer (L x W x H)

185 x 115 x 50 mm

Weight Spectrometer

1.2 kg

Power Supply

4.5 – 5.5 VDC

Data interface

analog output (0-20mA) and serial interface (RS232)

Position



Data logging, storage and archiving

Logged parameter

ParameterSensor Output TypeUnit
surface temperaturetemperature°C
surface temperature rawtemperaturemA

Rawdata storage on board

During flight spectrometer data are stored on the operator PC.

Data archiving on land

After the flight spectrometer data have to be downloaded and are stored within the external devices file system of the aircraft data managment system (DMS).

Documentation


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