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Morabito, D.
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Mars Global Surveyor Ka-Band Link Experiment
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The Mars Global Surveyor Ka-Band Link Experiment (MGS/KaBLE-II)
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Recent Results From The Mars Global Surveyor Ka-Band Link Experiment (MGS/KaBLE-II)
The Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) spacecraft, launched on November 7, 1996, carries an experimental space-to-ground telecommunications link at Ka-Band (32 GHz) along with the primary X-band (8.4 GHz) downlink.
Recent Results from the Mars Global Surveyor Ka-Band Link Experiment (MGS/KaBLE-II)
The Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) Spacecraft Carries an Experimental Ka-Band (32 GHz) Telecommunications Link in addition to the primary X-Band (8.4 GHz) downlink.
Ka-Band Atmospheric Noise Temperature Measurements at Goldstone, California, Using a 34-Meter Beam-Waveguide Antenna
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Ka-Band Atmospheric Noise Temperature Measurements at Goldstone, California Using a 34-meter Beam Waveguide Antenna
(View graphs) NASA's Deep space missions have used 960 MHz, 2.3 GHz, and 8.4 GHz for spacecraft communications dowlinks. Ka-band (32 GHz) is being considered as a downlink frequency for future flight projects.
Ka-Band Atmospheric Noise Temperature Measurements Using a 34-Meter Beam-Waveguide Antenna
(viewgraphs) NASA's Deep space missions have used 960 MHz, 2.3 GHz, and 8.4 GHz for spacecraft communication downlinks. Ka-band (32 GHz) is being considered as a downlink frequency for future flight projects.
The Mars Global Surveyor Ka-Band Link Experiment: Experimental Results
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Mars Global Surveyor Ka-Band Link Experiment
This article describes the development and conduct of the Ka-Band downlink experiment.
(abstract) System Performance of the Joint Galileo/Mars Observer/Ulysses 1993 Gravitational Wave Experiment
From March 21 to April 11, 1993, the Galileo, Mars Observer, and Ulysses spacecraft were tracked almost continuously in a coincidence experiment to search for low-frequency (~millihertz) gravitational radiation. We report here a first statistical assessment of the noise characteristics of the data, with particular attention to the performance of the radio science instrumentation itself.