A solar radio telescope for the wavelengths of 56 and 130 cm

Title:

A solar radio telescope for the wavelengths of 56 and 130 cm
Sluneční radiový dalekohled pro vlnové délky 56 a 130 cm
Solnečnyj radioteleskop dlja 56 sm i 130 sm

Creator:

Budějický, J.

Identifier:

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Subject:

Ondřejov Observatory, radio telescope, and measurement accuracy

Type:

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Format:

bez média and svazek

Description:

In the paper is described the construction of the radio telescope for the wavelengths of 56 and 130 cm which has been used on the observatory of the Astronomical Institute of the ČSAV at Ondřejov for radio observations of the sun. Prevailing part of the work is devoted to the receiving equipment for the wavelength of 56 crn, which whole was built in own laboratories and which has been for 3 years in everyday operation. The author explains the determination of the fundamental parameters of the equipment and describes the means necessary to reach them. The design proposal and the realization of the receiver for the wavelength of 56 cm together with a high-stability d. c. amplifier and the design and realization of the calibrating arrangements including diode noisegenerator are described. Further the author considers to the details the influence of different quantities on the measurement accuracy and on the estimation of the resulting power flux density in the antenna apertuře with this instrument. Finally, a servomechanism performing automatic transformation of equatorial to azimuthal coordinates is described. In the next part the 130 cm - equipment is briefly mentioned. This equipment was of substantial part built outside the Institute. The both receiving apparatus use a common mirror of 7‘5m diameter having in its focus two primary feeds with polarizations perpendicular to each other.

Language:

Czech

Rights:

http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/
policy:public

Coverage:

5-44

Source:

Publications of the Astronomical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic | 1960 Volume:43-47 | Number:44

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