azswing 800 Mhz rcvr 29nov10

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29nov10: az swing looking at 700-800 Mhz band  (top)

    2 az swings were done on 29nov10 looking at the 700-800 Mhz band.
 The setup was:
Processing the data:
dynamic spectra show the spectra power vs azimuth position. Pol A and pol B have been averaged together.
The first plots shows an average and peak hold spectra for each azimuth swing (.ps) (.pdf):
The second set of plots show the azimuth dependence of individual interference (.ps) (.pdf):
A list of the frequencies are:
Freq
Peak
Val(Tsys)
inside
Dome
Notes
736.96
5.
no
this is the 734.7-793.3 Mhz rfi
It is part of the FCC block B lower 700 Mhz band auctioned off on 18mar2009.
740
0.05
no
Not a large az dependence, but the CW, CCW bumps track exactly so this is outside of the dome.
744.54: 0.1
yes
Constant with no azimuth dependence.
747.08 0.2
no
CW,CCW swings overlay each other so outside the dome
750 0.8
no
probably the DC spike from the mock complex sampling.
754.03
.04
?
does not repeat in azimuth but is probably time variable so can't say if in or out of the dome.
775.22
0.15
no
CW,CCW swings overlay each other so coming from inside the dome.
789.25
793.74
4.5
no
This is the video and audio carriers for analog tv channel 67.
This was seen after the low power station in pr turned off.
It may  be from the Dominican republic.
The azimuth peak has changed:
  • 29nov10 about az=0
  • 25aug09 -46deg az
So maybe we have something different.
791.37
0.15
no

801.24
0.08
no



Summary:

processing: x101/101129/800azswing_wb.pro


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