National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
Special Issue on Array Developments in the Deep Space Network
Contents Preface
Introduction to This Special Issue on Array Developments in the Deep Space Network
M. S. Gatti
Science Applications of Large Deep Space Network Arrays
D. L. Jones and M. J. Connally
The Deep Space Network Large Array
M. S. Gatti
A Proposed Array System for the Deep Space Network
D. S. Bagri
Geometric Configuration Constraints for Large Deep Space Network Arrays
D. L. Jones
The Effect of Atmospheric Phase Fluctuations on Uplink Arraying
D. S. Bagri
Radio Frequency Optics Design of the Deep Space Network Large Array 6-Meter Breadboard Antenna
W. A. Imbriale and R. Abraham
The 6-Meter Breadboard Antenna for the Deep Space Network Large Array
W. A. Imbriale, S. Weinreb, A. Feria, C. Porter, D. Hoppe, and M. Britcliffe
Simultaneous 8- to 9-GHz and 30- to 40-GHz Feed for the Deep Space Network Large Array
D. J. Hoppe and H. Reilly
Cryogenic Design of the Deep Space Network Large Array Low-Noise Amplifier System
M. J. Britcliffe, T. R. Hanson, and M. M. Franco
Signal Processing in the Deep Space Array Network
R. Navarro and J. Bunton
Control System of the Array Antenna Test Bed
W. Gawronski and H. Cooper
An Antenna Servo Test Bed for the Deep Space Array Network
H. Cooper
Preliminary Concept of Operations for the Deep Space Array-Based Network
D. S. Bagri and J. I. Statman
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