Experimental assessment of phase retrieval holography of radiotelescope

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Jun 1991

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IEE Proceedings, Part H - Microwaves, Antennas and Propagation (ISSN 0950-107X), vol. 138, no. 3, June 1991, p. 243-247.

Computer Science

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Holography, Radio Telescopes, Surface Defects, Apertures, Far Fields, Fourier Transformation, Mirrors, Root-Mean-Square Errors, Signal To Noise Ratios

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Experimental tests of phase retrieval holography using a ground based transmitter and the Misell algorithm have been performed. A comparison with measurements obtained simultaneously using conventional phase coherent holography has revealed systematic differences. These errors constitute missing fine detail in the aperture plane amplitude and phase distribution (30 microns, 0.14 rad rms) which are caused by the algorithm 'locking' onto a subsidiary error minimum rather than the global minimum. They are the ultimate current limit to the accuracy of phase retrieval holography. The influence of scintillation induced measurement errors are smaller and are comparable with those of classical phase coherent holography.

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