The radio sky and how to observe it / Jeff Lashley
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TextSeries: Astronomers' observing guidesPublication details: New York ; London : Springer, 2010.Description: xv, 236 p. : ill. (some col.) ;pbk 24 cmISBN: - 9781441908827 (pbk.)
- 144190882X (pbk.)
- 522.682 22
- QB476.5 .L37 2010
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| 52-77 KRA/II Radio astronomy | 52-77 KRA/II;1 Radio astronomy | 52-77 KRA/II;1 Radio astronomy | 52-77 LAS The radio sky and how to observe it / | 52-77 LOC But it was fun: The first forty years of radioastronomy at Green Bank. | 52-77 LOV Out of the zenith: Jodrell bank 1957-1970 | 52-77 MAR Fundamentals of radio astronomy : |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-224) and index.
The radio sun -- Jupiter -- Meteors and meteor streams -- Beyond the solar system -- Antennae -- Setting up a radio astronomy station -- Radio hardware theory -- Introduction to RF electronics -- Building a very low frequency solar flare monitor -- Microwave radio telescope projects -- Building a Jupiter radio telescope -- Building a broad band solar radio telescope -- Data logging and data processing.
Offers a guide to building and using a small radio telescope that will enable the amateur astronomer to search the heavens for signals from outer space.
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