The effects of a satellite power system on ground-based astronomy

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Jul 1980

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Solar Power Satellite Program Review (1980: Lincoln, Neb.). The final proceedings of the solar power satellite program review, A

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Astronomical Observatories, Electromagnetic Interference, Rectennas, Satellite Power Transmission, Ground Stations, Radar Astronomy, Radio Astronomy, Radio Frequency Interference, Site Selection

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The effects of power transmission from the solar power satellite and of
radiation from the ground based rectennas on radio astronomy, radar
astronomy, and optical astronomy are discussed. Interference sources,
acceptable signal and noise levels, and conflicting site requirements
for observatories and rectennas are considered.

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