A 230 GHz SIS receiver for SEST

Computer Science – Performance

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Control Systems Design, Performance Tests, Radiation Detectors, Radio Receivers, Radio Telescopes, Sis (Superconductors), Spectrographs, Submillimeter Waves, Automatic Control, Cryostats, Interstellar Matter, Mixing Circuits, Molecular Clouds, Radio Astronomy, Remote Control, Tuning

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We describe a low-noise 230 GHz superconducting / insulating / superconducting (SIS) receiver built for use as a facility instrument at the Swedish-European Southern Observatory (ESO) Submillimeter Telescope (SEST) on La Silla, in the Chilean Andes. The mixer block is simple but proven design with a single tuning backshort. An elaborate system of control electronics permits remote and highly automated tuning. Receiver performance in the lab and on the telescope are discussed, and some initial spectra from astrophysical sources are presented.

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