MUX multispectral imager for CBERS 3&4 satellite series
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2015-11-20
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Soares, Alexandre L.
Scaduto, Lucimara C.N.
Santos, Anderson R.
Dos Santos, Fabiano S.
Rebolho, Daniela C. [UNESP]
Segoria, Daniel M.
De Oliveira, André O.
Stefani, Mario A.
Selingardi, Mário L.
Perondi, Leonel F.
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China-Brazil Earth Resources Satellites (CBERS) program is a partnership agreement established in 1988 between Brazil and China for the development and operation of Earth observation satellites. The first satellite series, named CBERS 1&2, had 70% Chinese and 30% Brazilian investments. CBERS 3&4 are the second-generation satellites, with a new investment division: 50% covered by each country. This chapter presents an overview of MUX Multispectral imager of CBERS 3&4 developed by Brazilian company Opto Eletrônica under the National Institute for Space Research (INPE) supervision. The MUX imager is the first high-technology satellite payload completely developed and assembled in Brazil, therefore it constitutes a remarkable progress of Brazilian capability and skills in optical payloads for spaceborne remote sensing applications.
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Charge-Coupled Device (CCD), China-Brazil Earth Resources Satellites (CBERS), Focus adjustment, Imaging sensor, Low Earth Orbit (LEO), Multispectral imager, Optics, Payload, Remote sensing, Satellite
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Optical Payloads for Space Missions, p. 311-334.