Physics
Scientific paper
Feb 1990
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1990tdar.nasa..301t&link_type=abstract
In its The Telecommunications and Data Acquisition Report p 301-319 (SEE N90-21880 15-32)
Physics
Antenna Feeds, Controllers, Deep Space Network, Down-Converters, Giotto Mission, Masers, Monitors, Multipliers, Oscillators, Telemetry, Waveguides, Closed Cycles, European Space Agency, Microwaves, Radiometers, Time Sharing, Uranus (Planet)
Scientific paper
An 8.4-GHz front-end system consisting of a feedhorn, a waveguide feed assembly, dual masers, and downconverters was reimplemented at Parkes as part of the Parkes Canberra Telemetry Array for the Voyager Neptune encounter. The front-end system was originally assembled by the European Space Agency and installed on the Parkes antenna for the Giotto project. It was also used on a time-sharing basis by the Deep Space Network as part of the Parkes Canberra Telemetry Array to enhance the data return from the Voyager Uranus encounter. At the conclusion of these projects in 1986, part of the system was then shipped to JPL on loan for reimplementation at Parkes for the Voyager Neptune encounter. New design and implementation required to make the system operable at Parkes included new microwave front-end control cabinets, closed-cycle refrigeration monitor system, noise-adding radiometer system, front-end controller assembly, X81 local oscillator multiplier, and refurbishment of the original dual 8.4-GHz traveling-wave masers and waveguide feed system. The front-end system met all requirements during the encounter and was disassembled in October 1989 and returned to JPL.
Brunzie T. J.
Loreman J. R.
Quinn Richard
Trowbridge D. L.
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