NASA NTRS · 19800020329
Mark 3 real-time fringe detection system
Abstract
A RAM memory built into the Mark 3 decoder module allows the capture of 1 Megabit of data. Data may be collected either in real time or from a pre-recorded tape. Once collected, the data may be retrieved using a standard EIA serial data link. The data may be transmitted to a remote computer for cross correlation processing with similar data from other stations to verify fringes in real time. The data may also be analyzed by a local computer to verify phase calibration, bandpass, format, etc., during a Mark 3 observing session.
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Levine, J. I., Whitney, A. R.. 1980-07-01. Mark 3 real-time fringe detection system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800020329
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