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% Solar flux variation over Earth orbit. Model the Earth orbit around the sun for a year and call SolarFlx, to demonstrate the variation in solar flux, which is nearly 100 W/m2. The reported flux is the flux above the atmosphere. The same scaling law is used by TerrestrialSolarFlux, which also returns the sun unit vector in the Earth-centered (ECI) frame, but using the Almanac function SunV1 to compute the sun vector instead of PlanetPosition. The results are therefore slightly different. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also SolarFlx, PlanetPosition, Constant, Plot2D, Date2JD, Mag, TerrestrialSolarFlux -------------------------------------------------------------------------
AC: ACData/ACTConstants SC: BasicOrbit/E2Nu SC: BasicOrbit/M2E SC: BasicOrbit/M2EApp SC: BasicOrbit/M2EEl SC: BasicOrbit/M2EHy SC: BasicOrbit/M2Nu SC: BasicOrbit/M2NuPb SC: Environs/SolarFlx SC: Environs/TerrestrialSolarFlux SC: Ephem/PlanetPosition SC: Ephem/Planets SC: Ephem/SolarSys SC: Ephem/SunV1 SC: SCData/sCTConstants Common: CommonData/Constants Common: CommonData/SwooshWatermark Common: CommonData/xSplashSmall Common: Database/Constant Common: General/CellToMat Common: General/DeBlankLT Common: General/DeleteCell Common: General/MatToCell Common: General/Watermark Common: Graphics/NewFig Common: Graphics/Plot2D Common: Graphics/PltStyle Common: Graphics/TextS Common: Graphics/XLabelS Common: Graphics/YLabelS Common: Time/DTAToDTS Common: Time/DTSToDTA Common: Time/Date2JD Common: Time/JD2000 Common: Time/JD2Date Common: Time/JD2T Math: Linear/DupVect Math: Linear/Mag Math: Linear/Unit Math: MathUtils/R2P5 Math: Trigonometry/CosD Math: Trigonometry/SinD
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