National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
Contents
Phasing an Uplink Array Using Radio Source(s)
D. S. Bagri
The Effect on Spacecraft Tracking Performance of Using an Array Instead of a Single Dish for Receiving
D. S. Bagri
Estimating Accurate Relative Spacecraft Angular Position from Deep Space Network Very Long Baseline Interferometry Phases Using X-Band Telemetry or Differential One-Way Ranging Tones
D. S. Bagri and W. A. Majid
Precision Relative Astrometry with the Deep Space Network
W. A. Majid and D. S. Bagri
The Moon as a Calibration Load for the Breadboard Array
D. Morabito, M. Gatti, and H. Miyatake
High-Power Upgrade of the Three-Frequency (7.2-/8.4-/32-Gigahertz) Deep Space Network Feed: Design Phase
B. Khayatian and D. Hoppe
Potential Interference from Wireless Water Tank Transmitters at Goldstone
C. Ho
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