Antennas in Radio Astronomy Peter Napier

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Antennas in Radio Astronomy Peter Napier Interferometer block diagram Antenna fundamentals Types of antennas Antenna performance parameters P.Napier, Synthesis Summer School, 18 June 2002

P.Napier, Synthesis Summer School, 18 June 2002 General Antenna Types Wavelength > 1 m (approx) Wire Antennas Dipole Yagi Helix or arrays of these Wavelength < 1 m (approx) Reflector antennas Wavelength = 1 m (approx) Hybrid antennas (wire reflectors or feeds) Feed P.Napier, Synthesis Summer School, 18 June 2002

P.Napier, Synthesis Summer School, 18 June 2002 BASIC ANTENNA FORMULAS Effective collecting area A(,,) m2 On-axis response A0 = A  = aperture efficiency Normalized pattern (primary beam) (,,) = A(,,)/A0 Beam solid angle A=  (,,) d  all sky A0 A = 2 P.Napier, Synthesis Summer School, 18 June 2002