Editing Solar Maximum Mission (section)

== Instruments ==

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|+ Experiments on board the Solar Maximum Mission
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! Name !! Target !! Principal Investigator
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| [[Coronagraph]]/Polarimeter: 446.5–658.3&nbsp;nm, 1.5- 6 sq.solar radii [[Field of view|fov]], 6.4 arcsec res. || Solar corona, prominences, and flares || House, Lewis L., [[High Altitude Observatory]]
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| Ultraviolet Spectrometer and polarimeter 175.0–360.0&nbsp;nm raster imager, 0.004&nbsp;nm sp.res. || Solar UV, [[Earth]]'s [[atmosphere]] || [[Einar Tandberg-Hanssen|Tandberg-Hanssen, Einar A.]], [[NASA]] [[Marshall Space Flight Center]]
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| Soft X-ray Polychromator: raster imager, crystal spectrom. in parts of 0.14–2.25&nbsp;nm || Solar flares, active solar regions || [[Loren Acton|Acton, Loren W.]], [[Lockheed Corporation|Lockheed Palo Alto]], Culhane, J [[University College, London]], Leonard, Gabriel, Alan-Henri, [[Rutherford Appleton Laboratory]]
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| Hard X-ray Imaging Spectrometer: [[field of view|fov]] 6.4 arcmin, 8 or 32 arcsec res, 3.5–30 keV || Solar active regions and flares ||[[Cornelis de Jager|de Jager, Cornelis]], [[University of Utrecht]]
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|Hard X-ray Burst Spectrometer: CsI(Na), 15 energy channels covering 20–260 keV || Solar flares and active regions || [[Kenneth John Frost|Frost, Kenneth J.]], [[NASA Goddard Space Flight Center]]
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| Gamma-ray Spectrometer: NaI(T1),0.01-100 MeV in 476 channels, 16.4 s per spectrum || solar gamma-rays || Chupp, Edward L, [[University of New Hampshire]]
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| Active Cavity Radiometer Irradiance Monitor: 0.001-1000 micrometer solar flux || solar irradiance || Willson, Richard C, [[NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory]]
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