Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics of Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences (ISTP SB RAS)
Hα telescope for the full solar disk
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| - | |Hα - telescope for the full solar disk. Main objective lens 180 mm in diameter. Equivalent focal length 5,432 mm. Field of view 34 arcmin. Solar image 50 mm in diameter. Spatial resolution 0.92 arcsec. Spectral wavelength 6,563 Anstrom. Photographic film 80 mm in width is used, frame size 70x70 mm. Flare observations (patrol) and investigations of chromospheric fine structure are being carried on. In its characteristics, is highly comparable with its Lockheed analogue (USA) and is superior to its Opton analogue (Germany) || | + | |Hα - telescope for the full solar disk. Main objective lens 180 mm in diameter. Equivalent focal length 5,432 mm. Field of view 34 arcmin. Solar image 50 mm in diameter. Spatial resolution 0.92 arcsec. Spectral wavelength 6,563 Anstrom. Photographic film 80 mm in width is used, frame size 70x70 mm. Flare observations (patrol) and investigations of chromospheric fine structure are being carried on. In its characteristics, is highly comparable with its Lockheed analogue (USA) and is superior to its Opton analogue (Germany) || [[Image:Chr200.jpg]] |
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| Hα - telescope for the full solar disk. Main objective lens 180 mm in diameter. Equivalent focal length 5,432 mm. Field of view 34 arcmin. Solar image 50 mm in diameter. Spatial resolution 0.92 arcsec. Spectral wavelength 6,563 Anstrom. Photographic film 80 mm in width is used, frame size 70x70 mm. Flare observations (patrol) and investigations of chromospheric fine structure are being carried on. In its characteristics, is highly comparable with its Lockheed analogue (USA) and is superior to its Opton analogue (Germany) | 
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