Preliminary Results from the Very-Low Frequency Receiver Aboard Canada's Alouette Satellite
Preliminary Results from the Very-Low Frequency Receiver Aboard Canada's Alouette Satellite
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加拿大 Alouette 卫星上的甚低频接收器的初步结果
作者:
R. Barrington;J. Belrose
N September 29, 1962, the Alouette satellite was launched into orbit and, although designed primarily as a top-side sounder", a broad-band very-low-frequency (VLF) receiver was included in the payload. Since operation of the VLF experiment is incompatible with the other experiments in the satellite, only a limited schedule of VLF observations is carried out at the present time.This includes 4–6 min of observation once a day, when the vehicle is within telemetry range of Ottawa, 3 or 4 recordings per week at either Prince Albert or Resolute Bay, and 2 recordings per week at Quito, Ecuador. Once a week these observing periods are arranged in conjunction with recordings at additional telemetry stations to give consecutive observations at Resolute, Ottawa, Quito,