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A Simulator for the LWA Masaya Kuniyoshi (UNM)
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Outline 1.Station Beam Model 2.Asymmetry Station Beam 3.Station Beam Error 4.Summary
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(Aaron Cohen LWA Memo Series [55])
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(Leonid Kogan LWA Memo Series [21]) 256 dipoles
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E(θ,φ)=ΣGaussian(θ,φ)exp(iP )exp(Ψ - Φ )+ Noise Simulation model for a station beam Ψ = 2π λ ( D ・ u ) j j Φ = 2π λ ( D ・ S ) j j j j j =0 255 Gaussian(θ,φ) = individual primary beam θ[degree] φ[degree] θ[degree] φ[degree] = Zenith S (0,0 ) 。 。 S (10,0 ) 。 。 Station beam j
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Symmetry Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Asymmetry θ [°] (angle form zenith) Normalized Power Pattern
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θ [°] (angle form zenith) Asymmetry Normalized Power Pattern
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8°8° 9°9° 28 ° 13 ° Normalized Power Pattern θ [°] (angle form zenith)
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Asymmetry rate HPBW left side/ HPBW right side θ[°] angle from zenith 20MHz 50MHz 80MHz
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As the angle θgoes from 0 to π/2, the value of cosθ(differentiation of sinθ) gets smaller. As a result, the beam becomes asymmetric. This effect increases as the frequency decreases. θ D Dsinθ S
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θ = -70° θ (degree) Zenith = 0 ° peak Beam pattern
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θ = -60 ° Zenith = 0 ° peak θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = -50 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = -40 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = -30 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = -20 ° θ Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = -10 ° θ Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = 0 ° θ Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = 10 ° θ Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = 20 ° θ Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = 30 ° θ Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = 40 ° θ Zenith = 0 °
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θ = 50 ° θ Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = 60 ° θ Zenith = 0 ° peak θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = 70 ° θ Zenith = 0 ° peak θ (degree) Beam pattern
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θ = -70 ° Zenith = 0 ° λ d ・ 57.3 ≒ 43° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = -60 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = -50 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = -40 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = -30 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = -20 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = -10 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = 0 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = 10 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = 20 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = 30 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = 40 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = 50 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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θ = 60 ° Zenith = 0 ° Grating lobe
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θ = 70 ° Zenith = 0 ° θ (degree) Beam pattern Grating lobe
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(-60,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(-50,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(-40,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(-30,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(-20,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(-10,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(0,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(10,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(20,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(30,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(40,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(50,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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(60,0) θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 20MHz
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θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam (-60,0) Grating lobe Station beam at 60MHz
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θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam (-40,0) Grating lobe Station beam at 60MHz
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θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam (-20,0) Grating lobe Station beam at 60MHz
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θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam Station beam at 60MHz
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θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam (20,0) Grating lobe Station beam at 60MHz
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θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam (40,0) Grating lobe Station beam at 60MHz
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θ[°] Φ[°] 0 20 40 60 -60 Station Beam (60,0) Grating lobe Station beam at 60MHz
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Summary 1. Asymmetry rate of a station beam → beam elevation & observing frequency 2.The direction error of a station beam → beam elevation & primary beam Future Plan @ Addition of a real dipole beam pattern to the simulator @ Addition of band widths to the simulator @ Dipole configuration to remove the grating lobes @ ・ ★ Completion of the simulator for the LWA
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同じ方向を見た場合 20~80MHz
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29MHz ->172 degrees 30MHz -> 115 degrees 40MHz -> 86 degrees 50MHz -> 69 degrees 60MHz -> 57 degrees 70MHz -> 49 degrees 80MHz -> 43 degrees The gap between beams.
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20MHz Station Beam
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3D one station beam figure 20MHz 0deg 20deg 40deg 60deg
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HPBW θ ∝ P
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規格化バージョン 0、30、60 °
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-40 degrees 軸を消してもいいかも! zenith なぜ小さいか理由も入れる
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We need a simulator because there is no LWA station. If you get the simulator, you could find some problems in LWA before the construction.
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ここに kumar からもらったシミュレーションソフトを 改造してLWA100mバージョンにした 最終的な(クリーン後)を入れる 最終的にこのようなソフトを作りたい しかし、これは1ステーションを100mと 考えた時の、実際のステーションの位置 を入れたデータである。 実際に256ダイポールからなるステーションビーム でシミュレーションソフトを作成することが目的。
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θ D Dsinθ S
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