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+ | ====== P170mm - ultra broad-band prime focus receiver (1300-6000 MHz) ====== | ||
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+ | This is an ultra broad band (UBB) 2-channel system covering a range from 1300 to 6000 MHz. | ||
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+ | ==== Overview ==== | ||
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+ | ^ RX Name ^ [[information_for_astronomers:rx:bands|Band]] ^ Frequency range [GHz] ^ Polarisation^Nr. of Horns ^Horn position relativ to center of focus cabin^ | ||
+ | | **P170mm** | L/S/C | 1.3-6.0| dual-linear| 1 | Az: 0 arcsec, Elv: 0 arcsec | | ||
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+ | ==== Calibration Information ==== | ||
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+ | ^ Frequency [GHz] ^ Channel ^ Polarisation ^ Tcal [K] ^ Tsys [K] ^ Sensitivity [K/Jy] ^ SEFD [Jy] ^ Aperture Eff. [%] ^ TMB/S [K/Jy] ^ Main Beam Eff. [%] ^ FWHM [arcsec] ^ Last update ^ | ||
+ | |1.41 |A+B |2x lin |5.7 |19.8 |1.3 |15.2 |46 |1.90 |68 |569 |first observations | | ||
+ | |1.665|A+B |2x lin |6.7 |20.6 |1.3 |15.8 |46 |1.78 |73 |497 |first observations | | ||
+ | |2.35 |A+B |2x lin |8.8 |16.1 |1.3 |12.4 |46 |1.68 |77 |363 |first observations | | ||
+ | |3.35 |A+B |2x lin |11.0|16.5 |1.3 |12.7 |46 |1.66 |78 |256 |first observations | | ||
+ | |4.85 |A+B |2x lin |12.5|18.8 |1.3 |14.5 |46 |1.71 |76 |174 |first observations | | ||
+ | |5.54 |A+B |2x lin |11.6|19.0 |1.3 |14.6 |46 |1.64 |79 |156 |first observations | | ||
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+ | ^ normalized Gain curve (G = A0 + A1·Elv + A2·Elv2)^^^ Observed in ^ confirmed ^ | ||
+ | |A0 = 1.0|A1 = 0.0|A2 = 0.0| | | | ||
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+ | **Comments:** | ||
+ | * The system delivers two basebands, 1.3-2.6 GHz and 3.0-6.0 GHz. Currently, it is only possible to record both bands in parallel for pulsar observations (timing and search mode), but not yet for continuum or spectroscopic observations. | ||
+ | * Usable / useful continuum bands are e.g. 1.405-1.415 GHz, 1.66-1.67 GHz, 4.7-5.0 GHz, 5.3-5.6 GHz. | ||
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==== Available receiver versions (for OBSINP) ==== | ==== Available receiver versions (for OBSINP) ==== | ||