5. Parameters of "Device Table"

5.1 Line Observation

Fig 5.1.1 Device Table Window

File Name :
File name of "Device Table" to save.

Frontend

RX :
Select a receiver from the list shown by pushing the button. Both DASH345 and BAND8 are available for line observation in the 2015 season.
Ftrack :
Tracking frequency. You can define up to the 6th decimal place. For high z objects, enter the frequency corrected for Doppler shift. In that case, the velocity of the source defined in "Source Table" should be 0.
U/L :
Select upper sideband (USB) or lower sideband (LSB). The common selection is listed below.
RX Frequency range (GHz) Sideband
DASH3321 - 376 GHzUSB
BAND8387 - 498 GHzUSB
POL&SB :
Select input IFs of MAC from outputs of RX.
IF Receiver output
P0U Pol0 USB
P0L Pol0 LSB
P1U Pol1 USB
P1L Pol1 LSB
Fif :
Ftrack is converted to Fif by 1st LO. Set Fif so as to be in the range of 4.5-7 GHz. The commonly used values are listed below.
RX Fif (GHz)
DASH3 6
BAND8 6
Syn :
Select synthesizer used as 1st LO.
RX Synth
DASH3 B
BAND8 B
IF :
Select IF# for each sideband (Default: USB-->IF1, LSB-->IF2).
DSB Factor :
Scaling factor of intensity. You should choose one depending on RX.

Backend

IF :
Select IF# which pass the line for which you want to use the spectrometer.
2nd LO :
Set 2nd LO frequency. (Default: 8300 [MHz])
F2ndLO = Fif +/- (Ftrack - Fcenter) + 2.300 GHz,
where the sign of the second term is "+" for LSB and "-" for USB.
Band Width :
Select Band Width of spectrometers. Wide mode (512 MHz) and High mode (128 MHz) can be used.
Fcenter :
Frequency which corresponds to the center channel of the digital backend (AC). You can define up to the 6th decimal place.
U/L :
Select upper sideband (USB) or lower sideband (LSB).
Qlook :
If you want use the qlook system during observations, check the on/off button for each spectrometer. In addition, you can set the binning channels of each spectrum if you want.

Backend options

Window of LAG :
Window function.  Frequency resolution (df) is calculated by
df = A ¡ß Band Width ¡à 1024 (Hz),
where A is 1.21 (None), 2.00 (Hanning), 1.82 (Hamming), 2.30 (Blackman).

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