Certain channels of LEMMS can accumulate counts with sixteen times higher temporal resolution than the typical rate channel time resolution (∼5.7 s). These are called priority channels. The available priority channels for each flyby are given in Table 1. We will distinguish rate and priority channels using the suffix “_PRIO” for the latter (e.g. C1_PRIO). Priority channels are especially useful for the identification of short duration structures, such as the small scale flux dropouts near Rhea (Jones et al., 2008).
priority channels
temporal resolution
sixteen times
times
channels of LEMMS
rate channel time resolution
∼5.7 s
s