*scc_to_utc* - Converting Spacecraft time to UTC

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scc_to_utc - Converting Spacecraft time to UTC

QPOE event times are typically expressed in units of an on-board spacecraft clock. Because of clock drifts and resets, the relationship between spacecraft time and UTC may be non-linear, and may even vary with time. For Einstein and ROSAT, the relationship is expressed in terms of interpolating polynomials determined through in-flight calibration. The conversion is automatically performed as part of the timing corrections in 8.7.2. The stand-alone task scc_to_utc allows conversion of an arbitrary spacecraft time to UTC.

input files: xtimingdata$scc_to_utc.tab

  ti> scc_to_utc tbl_fname = xtimingdata$scc_to_utc.tab                  # ROSAT 
                                                              # conversion table

input spacecraft clock time (1606720.): 1606720.0

SCC->UTC conversion table is calibrated to SCC 110883482.0000

SCC time = 1606720.00000000
UTC time (integer part) 2448062  (real part) 0.97604379056608
  
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