| Session Chairs: | Steve Durand, Robert Selina |
08:20 J1-1 NGVLA: REFERENCE DESIGN OVERVIEW
Robert J. Selina*
ngVLA, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Socorro, NM
08:40 J1-2 (Invited) ANTENNA ELECTRONICS REFERENCE DESIGN FOR THE NEXT-GENERATION VERY LARGE ARRAY
James M. Jackson*, Robert Selina, Steven Durand
National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Socorro, NM
09:00 J1-3 (Invited) TRIDENT FREQUENCY SLICE ARCHITECTURE CORRELATOR/BEAMFORMER REFERENCE DESIGN FOR NGVLA
Mike Pleasance*, Brent Carlson, Michael Rupen
Herzberg Astronomy and Astrophysics, National Research Council Canada, Penticton, BC, CANADA
09:20 J1-4 WIDEBAND RECEIVER PROTOTYPE FOR NGVLA: DEVELOPMENT REPORT
Hamdi Mani*1, Sander Weinreb2, Jun Shi2, Ahmed Akgiray3
1School of Earth and Space Exploration, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
2EE, California Institute Of Technology, Pasadena,CA
3EE, Ozyegin University, Turkey, TURKEY
09:40 J1-5 REFERENCE FRONT END DESIGN FOR A NEXT GENERATION VERY LARGE ARRAY
Wes Grammer, Denis Urbain*, Silver Sturgis
NRAO, Socorro NM
10:20 J1-6 EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION USING VLA DATASETS OF RFI MITIGATION PERFORMANCE OVER LONG NGVLA BASELINES
Michael Lambert1, Urvashi Rao Venkata2, Mitchell C. Burnett1, Brian D. Jeffs*1
1Electrical and Computer Engineering, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
2NRAO VLA Operations Center, Socorro, NM
10:40 J1-7 INCOHERENT CLOCKING AND APPLICATION TO THE NGVLA
Brent R. Carlson*, Thushara G. Gunaratne
National Research Council Canada, Penticton, BC, CANADA
11:00 J1-8 A HIGH PERFORMANCE, OFFSET, SHAPED ANTENNA DESIGN FOR THE NEW GENERATION VLA PROJECT
Lynn Baker*
Consultant, Issaquah, WA
11:20 J1-9 (Invited) COMPOSITE 18M ANTENNA REFLECTOR FOR THE NGVLA
Dean R. Chalmers*1, Gordon E. Lacy1, Mohammad Islam1, Richard Hellyer1, Joeleff Fitzsimmons1, Lynn Baker2, Matt C. Fleming3, Matt Wessel4
1National Research Council of Canada - Herzberg Astronomy and Astrophysics, Penticton, BC, CANADA
2Private Consultant, Issaquah, WA
3Minex Engineering, Antioch, CA
4SED Systems, Saskatoon, SK, CANADA
11:40 J1-10 (Invited) THE LONG BASELINE MAJOR OPTION FOR THE NEXT GENERATION VERY LARGE ARRAY
Thomas J. Maccarone*
Physics & Astronomy, Texas Tech University, LUBBOCK