National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
Contents
Ka-Band Atmospheric Noise-Temperature Measurements at Goldstone, California, Using a 34-Meter Beam-Waveguide Antenna
D. Morabito, R. Clauss, and M. Speranza
NASA Code 315-91-60-10-05
An Intelligent Fault Detection and Isolation Architecture for Antenna Arrays
K. Rahnamai, P. Arabshahi, T.-Y. Yan, T. Pham, and S. G. Finley
NASA Code 314-30-11-20-03
Effect of Antenna-Pointing Errors on Phase Stability and Interferometric Delay
P. W. Gorham and D. J. Rochblatt
NASA Code 314-30-59-03-02
Interactions Between Ground-Based and Autonomous Navigation for Precision Landing at Small Solar-System Bodies
D. J. Scheeres
NASA Code 314-30-11-60-04
DSN In-Band Continuous-Wave Radio Frequency Interference-Suppression Techniques
H. Tsou and M. Srinivasan
NASA Code 314-30-11-20-05
Acquisition Performance Comparison of the Generalized Maximum A Posteriori Symbol Synchronizer Versus the Data-Transition Tracking Loop
L. V. Lam, T.-Y. Yan, M. K. Simon, and W. L. Martin
NASA Code 315-90-41-13-05
Cassini as a Narrowband Detector of Gravitational Radiation
M. Tinto
NASA Code 314-30-42-01-09
High Power-Low Noise Facility Development
T. Y. Otoshi, H. F. Reilly, P. H. Stanton, and P. R. Lee
NASA Code 314-30-11-00-15
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