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Table 1

Observatories used to gather XUV data for stars in the catalogue.

Observatory Wavelength ranges (Å or keV) Number of detected targets
X-ray 30 unique targets
ROSAT (0.2–2 keV) 7 det, 107 UL
XMM-Newton (0.2–12 keV) 21 det, 19 UL
Exosat (2–12 keV) 6 det, 3 UL
Einstein (0.2–2 keV) 4 det, 2 UL
Ultra-violet (FUV, NUV)
Galex 1350–1780, 1770–2730 69
Swift-UVOT Total 18
Swift-UVOT u (3072–3857)
Swift-UVOT uvw1 (2253–2946)
Swift-UVOT uvm2 (1997–2495)
Swift-UVOT uvw2 (1599–2256)
XMM-OM Total 16
XMM-OM U (3020–3860)
XMM-OM UVW1 (2495–3325)
XMM-OM UVM2 (2070–2550)
XMM-OM UVW2 (1870–2370)
HST Total 27
HST Various COS 815–3200
HST STIS 1150–3200 in UV

Notes. Column 2 lists the wavelength ranges covered by the various instruments and filters used for observations. Note that Swift-UVOT and XMM-OM filters do not cover exactly the same range, despite similar filter names. Column 3 lists the number of targets detected by each observatory which have flux measurements included in the catalogue. UL means targets have an upper limit value available rather than a detection.

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