NASA NTRS · 19790002799
On the problem of constructing a modern, economic radiotelescope complex
Abstract
Criteria for comparing and planning the technical and economic characteristics of large parabolic reflector antenna systems and other types used in radioastronomy and deep space communications are discussed. The experience gained in making and optimizing a series of highly efficient parabolic antennas in the USSR is reviewed. Several ways are indicated for further improving the complex characteristics of antennas similar to the original TNA-1500 64m radio telescope. The suggestions can be applied in planning the characteristics of radiotelescopes which are now being built, in particular, the TNA-8000 with a diameter of 128 m.
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Bogomolov, A. F., Sokolov, A. G., Poperechenko, B. A., Polyak, V. S.. 1977-06-01. On the problem of constructing a modern, economic radiotelescope complex. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790002799
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