Twenty-element Receive Array for the DAASM Experiment
David W. Richards
Jan 1972 · Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories, Air Force Systems Command, United States Air Force
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23
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This report describes the twenty-element receive-only antenna array to be used in the DAASM (Doppler-Arrival Angle Spectral Measurements) experiment to be conducted at Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada. The twenty elements are configured to provide both a twelve element "filled" array, of spacing 10 or 20 m, and a "minimum redundancy" array composed of eleven elements and having equivalent aperture of 450 m. The effective "beams" for both types of array are described mathematically, with some reference to their well-known applications in radio astronomy. The minimum redundancy array permits greater resolution; but phase information is lost and a beam cannot be formed instantaneously, as in the case of a filled array.
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