@techreport{oai:jaxa.repo.nii.ac.jp:00002060,
 author = {羽生, 宏人 and 荒川, 聡 and 阿部, 琢美 and 吉田, 裕二 and 山本, 真行 and 渡部, 重十 and 山本, 衛 and Habu, Hiroto and Arakawa, Satoshi and Abe, Takumi and Yoshida, Yuji and Yamamoto, Masayuki and Watanabe, Shigeto and Yamamoto, Mamoru},
 month = {Feb},
 note = {LESは熱圏観測実験用のロケット搭載機器であり，2011年度に計画しているNASA-ISASの国際共同ミッションで使用する計画である．当該装置は2007年に打ち上げられたS-520-23号機で実用されており，リチウムガス噴射に成功している．国際共同ミッション向けには観測ロケット用から一部改良を加え，設計の見直しを行った．本報告は，機器設計と製作の結果についてまとめたものである．, Lithium ejection system (LES) is one of the chemical payloads for the ionosphere observation. Lithium is selected as the chemical tracer to detect optically the neutral winds, and the thermite loaded in LES played a role of the heat sauce to vaporize the solid phase lithium. This device has been launched by the Japanese sounding rocket, S-520, from Uchinoura space center in 2007. Gaseous lithium was successfully injected into the space, and the red colored cloud was able to be observed from the ground. The concept was explained in early papers, and their design was shown that the thermite including lithium or sodium pellets was directly charged in the canister. Thermite is ignited by the pyrotechnics and generates the high temperature chemical products which give the vaporization energy of the released materials. The payload design was considered that the instruments on board which acts by the pyrotechnics need to be equipped with the safe and arm device (SAD) from the safety standard. The final design obtained the safety and the reliability of this device for storing and handling. Lithium in the canister is able to be removed with ease, and the tracer materials will be able to replace lithium to other one if necessary. 13 LES canisters were fabricated for ISAS-NASA international collaborative space science mission. This paper reports the results of the design study and the specification of LES., 形態: カラー図版あり, Physical characteristics: Original contains color illustrations, 資料番号: AA0064908000, レポート番号: JAXA-RR-10-011},
 title = {リチウムガス噴射装置（LES）の研究開発: ISAS-NASA国際共同ミッションDaytime Dynamo Experiment用機器製作},
 year = {2011}
}