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Title: Moon Surface Temperature 2'77cm Wavelength by Christian Monstein


1
Moon Surface Temperature _at_2.77cm Wavelengthby
Christian Monstein
Bild NASA Apollo-11
2
80cm offsetdish mounted on 5m-dish at Bleien
observatory
3
Receiving equipment
  • Software tools on pisces
  • Windows 98
  • AR5000-control
  • FLUKE45-control capture
  • VNC remote software
  • Fictional Daemon ftp-server
  • Humidity-sensor
  • Temperature sensor
  • Apache www-server

Moon
Offset dish 80cm beam switching- mode 6 x
90sec 10,7...12,75GHz
AR5000
RS-232C
Power supply 15V via bias-T
Pentium 66MHz
IF1950...2150MHz 75?
Logarithmic detector AD8307
IF210,7 MHz BW220KHz 50?
RS-232C
25mV/dB
FLUKE45
Ethernet
4
Collecting data and overview
Moon set
Moon rise
5
Drift evaluation by 4th order- polynom
6
Drift compensation
½(TskyTsysTmoon) dB
½Tmoon dB
-½(TskyTsys) dB
7
Histogramm creation
?dB
8
Exception handling
  • Geostationary satellites between Moon and Earth
  • Sun within tracking path during new moon phase
  • Terrestrial man made noise
  • High noise temperature below 15 elevation
  • Rainfall increases atmospheric attenuation
    drastically
  • System failures (timing, pointing and other Bill
    Gates-effects)
  • Imperfect operator...
  • Radio-refraction not yet corrected (only optical)!

9
Analysis disc temperature
  • Antenna temperature Ta Tref10(?dB/10)-1,
    where Tref94K
  • Compensation LNC-dustcover loss ?c0.1dB
  • Compensation atmospheric loss a00.2dB...0.24dB..
    .1.5dB (rain)
  • Compensation elevation effect ?aa0sin(??/180)
    -1
  • Evaluation proper antenna temperature. TpTa ?c
    ?a
  • Evaluation antenna directivity with a sun transit
    measurement -gt D
  • Evaluation antenna beam solid angle ?a(4 ?)/D
    ²
  • Evaluation moon disc area (solid angle) ?m
    ?(?/2)²
  • Evaluation moon brightness temperature TmTp
    ?a/ ?m
  • Filtering with smoothed mean method by 9 hours
    observation time
  • Data approximation by a 6th order polynom

10
Estimation of Tref
1. Theoretical, due to noise figure (preamp)
ohmic losses(cover)
2. Solar radio noise (LEAR) as a reference
3. Cold sky/horizon
Average
11
Estimation of antenna directivity by a transit
meridian scan of the sun
12
Final result
13
Observation parameter
  • Observationtime 7.1.2001-8.3.2001 276 hours
    248657 samples
  • Sample rate 5digit/4sec
  • Observationmode beam-switching (6 resp. 8) x
    90
  • 1 ? (antenna temperature raw data) 0.5 Kelvin
  • 1 ? (moon disk temperature raw data) 22 Kelvin
  • 1 ? (moon disk temperature integrated data) 22
    K/?9 lt 10 K (4)
  • Mean disk temperature 213 Kelvin
  • SNR signal to noise ratio typically 8.6 dB
  • Estimation of temperature lag ?t 5 days
  • Observing frequency 10.83 GHz 2.77 cm
    wavelength
  • Observing bandwidth 220 KHz
  • Integration time pre0.2sec, post9h

14
Finito
Christian Monstein HB9SCT Wiesenstrasse
13 CH-8807 Freienbach Private cmonstein_at_swissonl
ine.ch http//www.monstein.de/ Business monstein
_at_astro.phys.ethz.ch http//www.astro.phys.ethz.ch/
rapp/
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