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Title: EMS/LRF Update


1
EMS/LRF Update
  • Richard Prestage

2
Goals
  • From April CoDR
  • .EMS/LRFwill be available as a GBT
    surveying tool, allowing us to measure critical
    dimensions and characterize the antenna with
    considerably higher accuracy and convenience than
    is possible with conventional surveying
    techniques.
  • Panel Report
  • Careful measurements of simpler performance
    aspects are needed to evaluate if the LRF are
    useful in other modes of operation.....

3
From June 16th PTCS Project Meeting
  • EMS Objectives
  • Production Use, 1mm or better
  • Characterization of LRF accuracy
  • Develop EMS/Wit/Matlab frameworks for experiments
  • Feed Arm Tip Survey
  • Subreflector Survey
  • Schedule
  • EMS Framework (completed)
  • Test data set collection beginning early July,
    repeated at intervals
  • Prototype trilateration EMS code August,
    developed with July data
  • Completed FA survey tool September
  • Prototype SR survey tool September

4
Actual Schedule
  • EMS sufficiently complete to execute experiments
    late May.
  • EMS Refinements for real-time trilateration
    results August.
  • LRFs ready for basic trilateration experiment
    end August
  • First successful trilateration experiment 5th
    September

5
Results
  • EMS prototyping/characterization tool resounding
    success.
  • LRF trilateration results c.f. traditional survey
    showed significant discrepancies.
  • April to September two staff years of effort.
  • Clearly would not be able to make any significant
    performance contributions for Winter 03/04.
  • Temperature sensors and traditional approaches
    were showing great promise.
  • Postpone further LRF work until Spring 2004.
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