An error analysis for the measurement of satellite EIRP using a calibrated radio star

Details An error analysis for the measurement of satellite EIRP using a calibrated radio star An error analysis for the measurement of satellite EIRP using a calibrated radio star

Sep 1978

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IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, vol. IM-27, Sept. 1978, p. 253-258. Army-supported research.

Physics

Error Analysis, Instrument Errors, Radiation Measuring Instruments, Radio Stars, Satellite Antennas, Satellite Observation, Calibrating, Cassiopeia A, Elevation Angle, Ground Stations, Isotropy, Microwave Antennas, Power Spectra, Radio Antennas

Scientific paper

An outline for the derivation of equations employed in a measurement and error analysis of satellite EIRP (effective isotropic radiated power) using a calibrated radio star is presented. A table showing analysis results at 7.55 GHz using Cassiopeia A for a satellite at 12 deg elevation angle is given. The quadrature sum of the systematic errors appearing in the tables is 10.1 percent. Also presented is a curve of the systematic errors as a function of elevation angle showing a 7.3-percent minimum at high elevation angles.

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