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PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 LABEL_REVISION_NOTE = OBJECT = INSTRUMENT INSTRUMENT_HOST_ID = GALILEO INSTRUMENT_ID = SSI OBJECT = INSTRUMENT_INFORMATION INSTRUMENT_NAME = SOLID STATE IMAGING SYSTEM INSTRUMENT_TYPE = FRAMING CAMERA INSTRUMENT_DESC = Instrument Overview ================ The SSI is a single-camera system based on an 800-line-by-800 element solid-state silicon image sensor array or a charge-coupled device (CCD). The camera head, composed of a radiation-shielded, radiatively cooled CCD, and supporting electronics, is coupled to a 1500 mm optical system. The optics subassembly, inherited from the Voyager project and recoated to complement the CCDs spectral characteristics, consists of an all-spherical catadioptric Cassegrain telescope operating at a fixed relative aperture of f/8.5. Scientific Objective =============== The primary atmospheric scientific objectives of the imaging experiment are to investigate the chemical composition, structure and dynamics of the Jovian atmosphere. Instrument Calibration ================= In-flight/radiometric calibration was implemented by imaging a flat solar-illuminated calibration target carried aboard the orbiter. Stars or other celestial objects were also imaged in support of SSI in-flight calibration. To establish CCD dark-current correction values, it is possible to read out SSI frames without prior shuttering. Operational Considerations ===================== Several practical constraints limit the degree to which the science objectives can be met. The capacity of the telemetry link between the spacecraft and Earth limits the acceptable data rate from the camera, thereby placing constraints on the format size, encoding level, and frame rate. These con