Solid-State Imaging camera

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The Solid-State Imaging camera was the primary optical imaging system on NASA's Galileo spacecraft, designed to capture high-resolution images of Jupiter and its moons using a CCD-based detector.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf CCD camera
scientific instrument
spacecraft imaging system
abbreviation SSI
agencyProgram NASA Planetary Science Division
surface form: NASA Planetary Science Program
dataTransmission telemetry via Galileo spacecraft
dataTypeProduced digital images
multispectral images
designedForEnvironment Jovian radiation environment
deep space
hasComponent CCD detector
electronics unit
filter wheel
telescope
missionPhase Galilean satellite flybys
Jupiter orbital tour
mountingLocation scan platform of Galileo spacecraft
notableFor first extensive CCD-based imaging of Jupiter system from orbit
operator NASA
partOf Galileo spacecraft
predecessorTechnology vidicon tube imaging systems
primaryFunction high-resolution imaging of Jupiter and its moons
optical imaging
scientificDiscipline planetary science
remote sensing
spacecraftMission Galileo spacecraft
surface form: Galileo mission to Jupiter
target Callisto
Europa
Ganymede
Io
Jovian ring system
Jupiter
Jupiter atmosphere
Jupiter clouds
technology solid-state imaging
usedFor atmospheric dynamics studies of Jupiter
geological studies of Galilean moons
ring structure analysis of Jupiter
surface mapping of Callisto
surface mapping of Europa
surface mapping of Ganymede
volcanic activity monitoring on Io
usesDetectorType charge-coupled device
wavelengthRange near-infrared
near-ultraviolet
visible

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Galileo spacecraft instrument Solid-State Imaging camera