Sensor · Spaceborne

Extreme Ultraviolet and X-ray Irradiance Sensors

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Missions → GOES-17 (Operational) , GOES-16 (Operational) , GOES-19 (Operational) , GOES-18 (Operational)

GOES-R Series extreme ultraviolet and X-ray irradiance sensors for solar and space-weather monitoring.

Sensor

Included in the Atlas for completeness. This is a supporting payload carried on an Earth-observation platform rather than a primary observing instrument, so it has a catalogue record but no full profile.

Operator pricing

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Where this fits, supply chain

Compositional position

GOES-17 ——— this payload

GOES-16 ——— this payload

GOES-19 ——— this payload

GOES-18 ——— this payload

this ——— GOES-17 (Operational) flies on

this ——— GOES-16 (Operational) flies on

this ——— GOES-19 (Operational) flies on

this ——— GOES-18 (Operational) flies on

Sources

[1]GOES-R Series instruments overviewagency doc2026-06-14
[2]GOES-R Series data products overviewagency doc2026-06-14

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