Improvement of the Effelsberg 100 meter telescope based on holographic reflector surface measurement

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Microwave Holography, Parabolic Reflectors, Radio Telescopes, Surface Properties, Accuracy, Antenna Radiation Patterns, Radio Antennas, Reflector Antennas, Synchronous Satellites

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Microwave holography was applied to measure the surface of the 100 meter telescope of the MPIfR. An array of 195×195 samples of the complex antenna pattern was obtained using a geostationary satellite beacon as the source, allowing the image of the dish to be formed with a resolution of 0.56 m. As a result of this measurement the adjustment of the inner 60 m portion of the reflector was made. Subsequent gain tests confirmed the rms deviation now to be 0.4 mm.

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