A high-gain, broadband, steerable, decametric array to observe Jovian radio emission: A 4-element array

Details A high-gain, broadband, steerable, decametric array to observe Jovian radio emission: A 4-element array A high-gain, broadband, steerable, decametric array to observe Jovian radio emission: A 4-element array

Mar 1983

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1983prian..30...61w&link_type=abstract

In Nagoya Univ. Proc. of the Res. Inst. of Atmospherics, Nagoya Univ., Vol. 30 p 61-69 (SEE N83-33274 21-42)

Computer Science

Broadband, Decametric Waves, High Gain, Radio Emission, Spiral Antennas, Steerable Antennas, Electromagnetic Radiation, Frequency Response, Very High Frequencies

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A broadband array of four conical log spiral antenna was constructed as the prototype of a large array to observe Jovian decametric emission. Covered frequency range is 20 approx. 100 MHz. The beam of the array can be steered by time delay line and is therefore frequency independent. Each log spiral antenna has similar efficiency as compared with that of a typical dipole. Two examples of spectral observations of Jovian decametric emission are also shown.

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