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From raw data to gas densities and composition
Data analysis tutorial
Applicable documentsROSINA USER MANUALDFMS Instrument modesRTOF Instrument modesCOPS Instrument modesEAICD
ROSINA User manualNo. Experiment Mode DPU DFMS RTOF COPS Power (W) Data Rate (bits/s)
0 Instrument off Off off off off 0 0
D1 DPU Booting on off off off 6 0
D2 DPU Standby on off off off 4.5 25
D3 DPU Emergency on off off off 4.5 500
S1 RTOF Standby on off stby Micro 20.5 1L
1L RTOF Low Power on off on Micro 29 1k
1G RTOF Gas on off on Micro 32 1k
1I RTOF ion on off on Micro 29 500
1 RTOF Full (Gas and Ion)
on off on Micro 42 1.5k
S2 DFMS Standby on stby off Micro 25 25
2 DFMS on on off Micro 28 1k
3 DFMS Narrow on on off Full/nude 31 1k
S4 RTOF + DFMS Standby
on stby stby Micro 36.5 25
4 RTOF Single + DFMS on on on Full 52 2k
S5 COPS Standby on off off stby 8 25
G5 COPS Ground test on off off stby 8 500
5M COPS monitoring on off off Nude/Micro
9 25
5 COPS Full on off off Full 11 25
The allowed ROSINA instrument mode configurations are specified in the following table:
Instrument Mode Documents
Mode tablesDetector Operation incl. data acquisition
systemsData analysis basics
DFMS Modes and Sequences
Numbering
0: GAS,COM,LOW1: GAS,COM,LOW, background2: GAS,COM,HIG3: GAS,COM,HIG, background5: ION,COM,LOW6: ION,COM,LOW, background7: ION,COM,HIG8: ION,COM,HIG, background9: NOI
0 to 49: Basic modes for switch on50 to 99 Bake-out and other
technical modes100 to 199 Basic optimization and
calibration modes200 to 999 Standard survey modes 1000 to 1999 Modes specialized for
scientific question2000 to 9999 Custom modes
DFMS Instrument modesMode Description
Function Task Cover Emission
GCU Reg. ELE Res. Zoom Det Masses Int. Duration
approx. Abs. Pos (eV) (s) approx
Switch on/Switch off
1Switch off, cover open OFF COM n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
5Gas, MCP, LoEm, LR, switch on GAS COM LoEm 45 Low 1 MCP SEL{9} 12 8'
10Standby, Subemission
Bakeout Modes
50Ion Source Bakeout 10' OFF
Bake out OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF n/a n/a 13'
51Ion Source Bakeout 60' OFF
Bake out OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF n/a n/a 61'
Inflight Calibration
150
Gas, MCP,MedEm, LR, medGCU GAS CAL MedEm MedGCU 45 Low 1 MCP SEL{10} 10 20'
151
Gas, MCP,MedEm, LR, lowGCU GAS CAL MedEM LowGCU 45 Low 1 MCP SEL{10} 10
22'(FM 25.3.2010)
152
Gas, MCP, MedEM, HR, medGCU GAS CAL MedEm MedGCU 45 High 6.2 MCP SEL{10} 10 22'
153
Gas, MCP, MedEM, HR, lowGCU GAS CAL MedEm LowGCU 45 High 6.2 MCP SEL{10} 10
154
Gas, MCP, LowEM, LR, medGCU GAS CAL LowEm MedGCU 45 Low 1 MCP SEL{10} 10
155Gas, MCP, HiEM, LR, lowGCU GAS CAL HiEm LowGCU 45 Low 1 MCP SEL{10} 10
156
Gas, MCP, LowEM, HR,medGCU GAS CAL LowEm MedGCU 45 High 6.2 MCP SEL{10} 10
157Gas, MCP, HiEM, HR,lowGCU GAS CAL HiEm LowGCU 45 High 6.2 MCP SEL{10} 10
160
Gas, CEM, MedEM, LR, medGCU GAS CAL MedEm MedGCU 45 Low n/a CEM SEL{1}
DFMS mass tablesTable of masses for the SEL parameter
Entry #
Mode M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 M10
M11
M12
M13 M14
M15 M16 M17
M18 M19 M20
0 GCU 44 28 20 132 1 GCU-
Mode44 45 28 22 20 16 13 12 44 132 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 136 66
2 Water 18 3 CO2 44 45 28 22 16 13 12 44 4 Ne 20 22 20 5 Xe 132 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 136 66 132
6 Cometary
gas18 28 44
7 13C 12 13 12 13 12 8 M28 28 9 CO2 44 45 28 22 16 44
10 GCU-Mode
44 45 28 22 20 16 44 132 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 136 66 44
DFMS SequencesSequence Description Repetitions and Modes Duration
FM test (date & sw)
1 Gas, MCP & CEM, complete 1X(M220,M222, M320,M322,M1) ? ?
7 GCU, MCP & CEM, complete 1x(M150,M152,M160,M162,M5) ? ?
13 Asteroid Sequence m15,5 10x (7x M1100) est. 45' ?
16 GCU, MCP: LR, HR 1x (M150, M152) 35' Mai/June 2009, V72
19 GCU, CEM: LR, HR 1x (M160, M162) ? ?
22 Background, MCP, HiEm: LR, HR 1x (M220, M222) 72' Mai/June 2009, V72
25 Background, CEM, HieM: LR, HR 1x (M320, M322) ? ?
28 Gas, MCP, early comet 20x (M520) 57' Mai/June 2009, V72
31 Gas, CEM, early comet 20x (M540) est 180' ?
34 Gas, MCP, HiEm, m13-50: LR, HR 3x (M500, M502) 102' Mai/June 2009, V72
38 Gas, CEM, HiEm, m12-50: LR, HR 1x (M530, M532) 152' Mai/June 2009, V72
42 Asteroid Sequence m18.5 10x (7x M550) 57' Jan 2010
45 GCU, MCP: LR+HR, MedEm, LowGCU 1x (M151, M153) 37' 25.3.2010 V762
48 GCU, MCP: LR+HR, HiEm, LowGCU 1x (M155, M157) 37' 25.3.2010 V762
51 GCU, MCP: LR+HR, LowEm, MedGCU 1x (M154, M156) 37' 25.3.2010 V762
116 same as S45 37' 01.04.2010 V763
216 same as S48 37' 01.04.2010 V764
RTOF Instrument modes
•0: Other combinations of source,task,freq•1: STO,GAS,ETS,10kHz•2: STO,ION,ETS, 10 kHz•3: ORT,GAS,ETS_L, 10 kHz•4: ORT,ION,ETS_L, 10 kHz•5: BOT,GAI, both ETS, 10 kHz•6: STO,GAS,ETS,5 kHz•7: ORT,ION,ETS_L, 5 kHz•8: STO,GAS,ETS,2 kHz•9: ORT,ION,ETS_L, 2 kHz
•0 to 49 Basic modes for switch on/off•50 to 99 Bake out and other
technical modes•100 to 499 Basic optimization
and calibration modes•500 to 999 Standard survey modes•1000 to 1999 Modes specialized for
scientific questions•2000 to 9999 Custom modes
RTOF Instrument modesM501 1G Storage Source, Survey, ETS low sensM503 1G/
1LOrtho Source, Survey, ETS_L low sens
M504 1I/1L
Ortho Source, ion, Survey, ETS_L low sens
M505 1 Both Sources, Gas and Ion, Survey, ETS and ETS_L low sens
M506 1G Storage Source, Survey, ETS low sens, 5kHz
M508 1G Storage Source, Survey, ETS low sens 2kHz
M511 1G Storage Source, Survey, ETS med sens, 10 kHzM513 1G/
1LOrtho Source, Survey, ETS_L med sens
M515 1 Both Sources, Gas and Ion, Survey, ETS and ETS_L med sens
M516 1G Storage Source, Survey, ETS med sens, 5kHzM518 1G Storage Source, Survey, ETS med sens 2kHz
RTOF mass rangeExtraction frequency
(kHz)
Max flight time (ms)
Upper address Max. mass
10 57.9 35000 200
5 119.4 72364 840
2 176 106667 1800
ds acc
T0
COPS0: General for COPS Instrument / DPU action modes1: NUD, OFS2: NUD, AMB{ RN, RM } 3: RAM, OFS4: RAM, AMB{ RN, RM }5: BOT, OFS6: BOT, AMB{ RN, RM }
0 to 49: Basic modes for switch on/off49 to 99: Basic offset modes100 to 299: Basic emission modes300 to 499: Standard survey modes500 to 999: Custom modes
COPS
Offset
M51 0 180V 0 - - - F: x Filament offsetM53 - - - 0 180V 0 M: x Microtips offsetM55 0 180V 0 0 180V 0 F & M: x Fil. & Microtips offset
…
Measurement
modes
M312 0.9A 180V15uA /LR
/MIon- - - F: 1 (left) Mode(NUD,AMB {0,0},
EMI{1,0,2,0})
M322 0.9A 180V Auto - - - F: 1 (left) Mode(NUD, AMB {0,0}, EMI{1,0,1,0})
M332 0.9A 180V100uA /
HR /LIon
- - - F: 1 Mode(NUD, AMB {0,0}, EMI{1,0,0,0})
M342 0.9A 180V15uA /LR
/HIon- - - F: 1 (left) Mode(NUD, AMB {0,0},
EMI{1,0,3,0})
M352 0.9A 180V15uA /LR
/LIon- - - F: 1 (left) Mode(NUD, AMB {0,0},
EMI{1,0,1,0})
M362 0.9A 180V100uA /
HR /MIon
- - - F: 1 (left) Mode(NUD, AMB {0,0}, EMI{1,0,0,0})
Mode Nude gauge Ram gauge Emitter(s) Remark
- -
Filament
current limit
Filament
Anode Grid V
Filament
Regulation
value / Range
Microtips
current limit
microtips
Anode Grid V
Microtips
Regulation value / Range
Microtips-Arrays / Filament -
COPSCalibration•All measurements were performed with COPS mounted at CASYMIR (CAlibration SYstem for the Mass spectrometer Instrument Rosina)•Reference gauge : Granville-Phillips Stabil-Ion (Series 370) ionization gauge •Argon was used as the calibration gas for all measurements over a pressure range from ~5×10-10 to ~1×10-6 mbar•All pressure values are normalized for Nitrogen and for 20°C.OperationAt the beginning of operation the offset value of the electrometer is measured. This is repeated automatically every 24h, whereby the nude and the ram gauge offset measurements are shifted relative to each other by 12h.
Experiment Archive Interface Document EAICD
File Naming Convention The file naming follows a strict rule. The filename consists of the following elements:
DETECTOR_DATE_TIME_INSTRUMENTMODE.EXTENSION
DETECTOR: MC, CE or FA; for DFMSOS or SS; for RTOFNG, RG; BG, SN or SR for COPS
DATE: DATE from DPU Timestamp in the format YYYYMMDDYYYY (Year) MM (Month) DD (Day)
TIME: TIME from DPU Timestamp in the format HHMMSSsssHH (Hour) MM (Minutes) SS (Seconds) sss (fractional milliseconds)
INSTRUMENTMODE: Particular instrument mode according to HK in Science PacketEXTENSION: TAB (File extension)
Example: CE_20141120_081042333_M0123.TABDFMS CEM file recorded on 20. November 2014 at 08h 10m 42.333s during mode 123.
Dataset.cat Data set Overview ================= On March, 2, 2004, the Rosetta spacecraft was launched towards comet 67P /Churyumov Gerasimenko. Since then the ROSNA sensor has been tested and optimized for flight during several commissioning slots. All data so far from DFMS and RTOF concern either the in flight calibration gas or back- ground outgassing from Rosetta.Because of several uploads of new voltage settings the data cannot be compared between the different commissioning slots, neither in intensity nor in mass scale! The data can be used only for engineering purposes. The only data which can be used to evaluate the background pressure of Rosetta are the COPS data. Scientific data from DFMS and RTOF will only be available when Rosetta reaches the first asteroid. Parameters ========== DFMS and RTOF data contain neutral gas data as well as ion data. The data are raw, uncalibrated data. COPS contain pressure data of the background pressure and of some thruster firings from the nude gauge. Calibration =========== COPS data are calibrated. However, the calibration factor has been determined for Nitrogen gas, and may not be appropriate for the outgas- sing of Rosetta. Because the main outgassing component is unknown the correct factor to be used is also unknown. DFMS and RTOF data are uncalibrated and will remain uncalibrated because they have no scientific value.
DFMS Data