PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 DATA_SET_ID = {"GO-J-PWS-2-EDR-WAVEFORM-1KHZ-V1.0", "GO-J-PWS-2-EDR-WAVEFORM-10KHZ-V1.0", "GO-J-PWS-2-EDR-WAVEFORM-80KHZ-V1.0"} PRODUCT_ID = "ROWPFX.TXT" PRODUCT_TYPE = "DOCUMENT" RECORD_TYPE = STREAM OBJECT = TEXT PUBLICATION_DATE = 1999-08-16 NOTE = "This file describes the structure of the header that occurs before each data record in the PWS waveform data files." END_OBJECT = TEXT END Row Prefix Header Description Byte Bits Type Name Description ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0 0-15 LSB INT "REC NUM" Record number, 1 to 91 2 0-15 LSB INT "1st RIM" Spacecraft clock major frame counter of the first data block in the current record. One RIM is ~60 2/3 seconds. The structure of the spacecraft clock (SCLK) is RIM.MF.R.S, where MF is the minor frame, R is the real time interrupt (RTI = 0-9) and S is the sub-RTI (0-7). 4 0-15 LSB INT "1st MF" MOD91 = the minor frame of the current RIM of the SCLK. Each MOD91 is ~2/3 second. 6 0-15 BYTE "1st RTI" MOD10 = Real time interrupt. There are 10 RTIs (0-9) in each minor frame. 8 0-15 BYTE "1st MOD8" MOD8 = sub-RTI There are 8 sub-RTIs (0-7) in each RTI. 10 0-4 BIT "TEL FMT" Realtime identifier of format identification (FID) in low rate science (LRS) header. For asynchronous playback (APB) data this field contains the record identifier. Values: LPW, MPW, MPP, HPW. The telemetry format, coupled with the instrument mode, determines the waveform data record structure. 10 5-6 BIT "ANTENNA" Antenna switch position: 0 = E 1 = B 2 = UNKNOWN. 11 0-7 BYTE "INST MODE" Last known waveform receiver mode- 0 = waveform survey 1 = 100.8 kbps 2 = 806.4 kbps 3 = 12.6 kbps The corresponding sampling rates are: 1 = 25,200/sec 2 = 201,600/sec 3 = 3,150/sec 12 0-7 BYTE "AGC" PWS automatic gain control (AGC) for the data in this record. This field always contains the last AGC received in low rate science (LRS). 13 0 BIT "AGC VALID" Set to 1 if automatic gain control was not present in this record or if the LRS is unavailable. 14 0-79 BYTE "VALID DATA" These 10 bytes correspond to high-rate data for each of possible 10 blocks of PWS high-rate data in this row, with binary 1 bits indicating valid data. Each byte item corresponds to one MOD10 count and each bit within, to one MOD8. The first byte corresponds to MOD10 = 0 and the lowest order bit (0) to MOD8 = 0. 24 0-41 BYTE "FILLER" Reserved for future use.