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Galileo Orbiter Jupiter PWS 80 kHz Wideband Waveform Data
GO-J-PWS-2-EDR-WAVEFORM-80KHZ-V1.0	PDS 3 CERTIFIED

Start Time: 1995-12-07 23:31:17 - Stop Time: 2002-11-05 14:35:21

Galileo Orbiter Jupiter PWS 80 kHz Wideband Waveform Data

Citiation Information

Title	Galileo Orbiter Jupiter PWS 80 kHz Wideband Waveform Data
Publisher	NASA Planetary Data System
doi	https://doi.org/10.17189/1519680

Top/ DATA/ C035994 /

80KHZ_0359944189

Start Time:	1996-250T18:32:45.615	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:33:42.948
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944301

Start Time:	1996-250T18:33:48.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:34:46.948
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944406

Start Time:	1996-250T18:34:52.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:35:52.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944509

Start Time:	1996-250T18:35:54.948	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:36:50.948
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944610

Start Time:	1996-250T18:36:56.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:37:54.948
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944707

Start Time:	1996-250T18:37:54.948	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:38:54.948
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944711

Start Time:	1996-250T18:37:57.613	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:38:57.613
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944810

Start Time:	1996-250T18:38:57.613	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:39:56.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944814

Start Time:	1996-250T18:39:00.281	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:39:58.948
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944911

Start Time:	1996-250T18:39:58.948	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:40:57.613
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359944915

Start Time:	1996-250T18:40:01.614	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:41:00.281
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945012

Start Time:	1996-250T18:41:00.281	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:41:53.613
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945032

Start Time:	1996-250T18:41:13.614	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:41:21.614
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945117

Start Time:	1996-250T18:42:04.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:43:02.948
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945206

Start Time:	1996-250T18:42:57.613	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:43:56.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945218

Start Time:	1996-250T18:43:05.613	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:44:04.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945307

Start Time:	1996-250T18:43:58.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:44:58.947
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945319

Start Time:	1996-250T18:44:06.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:45:06.947
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945410

Start Time:	1996-250T18:45:01.614	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:46:00.281
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945422

Start Time:	1996-250T18:45:09.614	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:46:08.281
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945511

Start Time:	1996-250T18:46:02.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:46:57.613
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945634

Start Time:	1996-250T18:47:18.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:48:17.614
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945707

Start Time:	1996-250T18:48:01.614	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:49:00.281
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945735

Start Time:	1996-250T18:48:20.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:49:18.946
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945808

Start Time:	1996-250T18:49:02.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:50:01.614
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945836

Start Time:	1996-250T18:49:21.614	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:50:20.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945909

Start Time:	1996-250T18:50:04.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:51:02.947
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359945937

Start Time:	1996-250T18:50:22.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:51:21.614
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946010

Start Time:	1996-250T18:51:05.613	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:52:01.614
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946139

Start Time:	1996-250T18:52:25.614	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:53:25.614
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946208

Start Time:	1996-250T18:53:05.613	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:54:05.613
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946240

Start Time:	1996-250T18:53:26.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:54:26.946
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946309

Start Time:	1996-250T18:54:06.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:55:06.947
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946341

Start Time:	1996-250T18:54:28.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:55:28.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946410

Start Time:	1996-250T18:55:08.279	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:56:08.279
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946442

Start Time:	1996-250T18:55:29.614	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:56:29.614
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946511

Start Time:	1996-250T18:56:09.614	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:57:05.613
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946644

Start Time:	1996-250T18:57:32.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:58:32.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946705

Start Time:	1996-250T18:58:06.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:59:04.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946745

Start Time:	1996-250T18:58:33.613	Stop Time:	1996-250T18:59:33.613
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946810

Start Time:	1996-250T18:59:10.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:00:10.946
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946846

Start Time:	1996-250T18:59:34.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:00:34.947
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946911

Start Time:	1996-250T19:00:12.279	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:01:12.279
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359946947

Start Time:	1996-250T19:00:36.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:01:36.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947012

Start Time:	1996-250T19:01:13.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:02:08.279
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947149

Start Time:	1996-250T19:02:38.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:03:38.947
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947206

Start Time:	1996-250T19:03:10.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:04:10.946
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947250

Start Time:	1996-250T19:03:40.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:04:40.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947307

Start Time:	1996-250T19:04:12.279	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:05:12.279
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947351

Start Time:	1996-250T19:04:41.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:05:41.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947408

Start Time:	1996-250T19:05:13.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:06:13.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947452

Start Time:	1996-250T19:05:42.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:06:42.947
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947509

Start Time:	1996-250T19:06:14.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:07:12.279
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947654

Start Time:	1996-250T19:07:45.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:08:45.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947705

Start Time:	1996-250T19:08:13.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:09:12.279
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947755

Start Time:	1996-250T19:08:46.947	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:09:46.945
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947806

Start Time:	1996-250T19:09:14.945	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:10:13.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947858

Start Time:	1996-250T19:09:49.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:10:48.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947907

Start Time:	1996-250T19:10:16.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:11:14.945
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359947959

Start Time:	1996-250T19:10:50.945	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:11:49.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948008

Start Time:	1996-250T19:11:17.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:12:13.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948161

Start Time:	1996-250T19:12:53.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:13:52.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948206

Start Time:	1996-250T19:13:17.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:14:16.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948262

Start Time:	1996-250T19:13:54.945	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:14:53.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948307

Start Time:	1996-250T19:14:18.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:15:17.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948363

Start Time:	1996-250T19:14:56.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:15:54.945
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948408

Start Time:	1996-250T19:15:20.280	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:16:18.946
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948464

Start Time:	1996-250T19:15:57.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:16:56.280
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948509

Start Time:	1996-250T19:16:21.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:17:17.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948666

Start Time:	1996-250T19:18:00.279	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:18:58.945
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948707

Start Time:	1996-250T19:18:21.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:19:20.278
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948767

Start Time:	1996-250T19:19:01.613	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:20:00.279
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948808

Start Time:	1996-250T19:19:22.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:20:21.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948868

Start Time:	1996-250T19:20:02.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:21:01.613
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948909

Start Time:	1996-250T19:20:24.278	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:21:22.946
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359948969

Start Time:	1996-250T19:21:04.278	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:22:02.946
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359949010

Start Time:	1996-250T19:21:25.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:22:21.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359949171

Start Time:	1996-250T19:23:06.945	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:24:05.613
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359949208

Start Time:	1996-250T19:23:25.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:24:24.278
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359949272

Start Time:	1996-250T19:24:08.278	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:25:06.945
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359949309

Start Time:	1996-250T19:24:26.946	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:25:25.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359949373

Start Time:	1996-250T19:25:09.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:26:08.278
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359949410

Start Time:	1996-250T19:25:28.278	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:26:26.946
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359949474

Start Time:	1996-250T19:26:10.945	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:27:09.612
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

80KHZ_0359949511

Start Time:	1996-250T19:26:29.612	Stop Time:	1996-250T19:27:25.611
This file contains 80KHZ PWS waveform data from the waveform analyzer. The binary file structure is somewhat complex. Users should refer to the pictures in the WAVEFORM.TXT files for additional information. All waveform data files are binary and have a fixed record length structure. The first record is an ASCII header (padded to record length) that contains many of the same parameters contained in this label file. The next record is a binary header that also contains much of the same information as this label. This label is derived from the data file by reading these headers. The binary header record is described in machine readable form by the PDS label file EDRHDR.FMT and in a more human readable for in EDRHDR.TXT. The remaining records contain data. Each data record has a 30 byte header (prefix) followed by n (n=1 or 10) blocks of waveform samples. In most cases, only a few of these data blocks contain data (the rest may be zero filled). The file record length, the number of waveform samples per data block, and the sampling frequency are dependent on the spacecraft telemetry mode and the instrument mode. The following table describes the variations in waveform data files: APID Inst Mode* Tel-fmt Rec-Length Blocks/Rec Samples/Block ID (bytes) --------------------------------------------------------------------- PWH1 1,2,3 LPW 465 1 870 PWH2 1,2,3 MPW 670 10 128 PWH3 1,2 MPP 1630 10 320 PWH3 3 MPP 1080 10 210 PWH4 1,2 HPW 7910 10 1576 PWH4 3 HPW 1080 10 210 PWH5 1,2,3 LPW 4350 10 864 * 1=10 kHz, 2=80 kHz, 3=1kHz Each data record contains data acquired in a single minor frame (mod91=0.667 seconds). The time tag for the data record is located in the row prefix header (ROWPRFX.FMT). The start time of a block of waveform samples is the RTI in which the data block occurs (10 RTI per minor frame, 0-9). Therefore if the waveform samples are located in data block 3 and the row prefix header gives the time tag 03209117:27:0:0, then the samples begin at 03209117:27:2:0. The time between samples is determined by the sampling frequency. There are 3150, 25200, 201600 samples per second in the 1 kHz, 10, kHz, and 80 kHz modes respectively. Please note that in the PWH5 mode, there are more samples than can be taken in a single RTI at the 1 kHz sample rate. The waveform data are sampled uniformly and continuously in a single data block, across the RTI boundaries. These data are non-overlapping so that data cannot occur in all of the data blocks for this mode/format combination.

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