WR650 Waveguide for hydrogen line radio astronomy
If you want a rectangular waveguide that works well around 1.4 GHz, a common standard choice is WR650. ✅ Why WR650 at ~1.4 GHz ⚠️ What you lose by going too small…
If you want a rectangular waveguide that works well around 1.4 GHz, a common standard choice is WR650. ✅ Why WR650 at ~1.4 GHz ⚠️ What you lose by going too small…
Here’s a ready-to-use block diagram plus a practical minimal parts list and quick build/test checklist so you can turn your WR-650 waveguide-to-coax adapter into a full waveguide feed for 1420…
Good questions. First, to be clear — by “convert … to a full waveguide” I assume you mean: you have a (a waveguide‑to‑coax adapter) and you want to use it…
Short answer up front: a 2.4 GHz LHCP helical dish feed is a perfectly sensible and widely-used solution for uplinking to Esʼhail-2 / QO-100 — but don’t confuse that with…
Nooelec’s documentation lists the SAWbird+ H1 (no 50 Ω “reference” termination present) at ≈0.8 dB NF and the versions that include the internal 50 Ω reference/termination at ≈1.05 dB NF…
Prerequisites Before testing the USB relay, ensure you have the following installed: Installation Steps bash Copy Code sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install git python3 libhidapi-dev libhidapi-hidraw0 python3-pip bash Copy…
From Alex Pettit 2-3/12/2025: Its related to the Feed Beam Pattern and the Shape ( f/D Depth ) of the dish. “All” f/D 0.35 dishes perform similarly regardless of diameter…
You’re thinking of a geodesic parabolic dish — a structure made from straight struts arranged in a triangular (geodesic) pattern that automatically forms an accurate paraboloid when assembled. This is…