论文信息 - The IUE spacecraft and instrumentation

The IUE spacecraft and instrumentation

The International Ultraviolet Explorer satellite operates as an astronomical observatory to provide both high and low resolution UV spectra of sources other than the Sun. The spacecraft, its instrumentation and the ground control system are described.

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