PIN调制器在太阳射电快速记录系统中的运用和性能检测

本文简要地介绍了云南天文台太阳射电快速记录系统ＰＩＮ调制器的运用，描述了该器件的原理和性能检测，并给出了测试结果。     

太阳射电快速记录系统中方波隔离放大器的研制

本文指出了太阳射电快速记录系统中方波隔离放大器研制的必要性，并简要介绍了设计出发点，工作原理，设计和主主要技术指标的测试。     

太阳射电快速记录系统中方波隔离放大器的研制

本文指出了太阳射电快速记录系统中方波隔离放大器研制的必要性，并简要介绍了设计出发点，工作原理，设计特点及主要技术指标的测试     

用于太阳射电快速记录系统中的微带功率晶体管放大器的研制

本文介绍了云南天文台微带功率晶体管放大器在太阳射电快速记录系统中的设计原理和技术性能，并给出了放大器的线路图和最初的测量结果。     

用于太阳射电快速记录系统中的微带功率晶体管放大器的研制

本文介绍了云南天文台微带功率晶体管放大器在太阳射电快速记录系统中的设计原理和技术性能，并给出了放大器的线路图和最初的测量结果。     

13.7m抛物面天线增益测量和太阳射电流量密度定标

以新月时月亮的射电辐射为温度基准和准口面温度定标的方法，在２２ＧＨｚ频率上于１９９３年７月￣８月测量了１３．７ｍ射电望远镜抛物面天线的增益，根据测量的增益值（６７．１０±０．０７ｄｂ）定标了太阳射电流量。流量测量的系统差为±５．８％，偶然差为±２．７％，测量的宁静太阳亮温度（非源区）为１０１００±３００Ｋ。除此之外，还推导和计算了不同源模型下的天线方向图改正因子Ｋｓ，并计算了太阳射电源的流量密度。     

一个太阳射波射电爆发中的快速脉动现象

１９９０年７月３０日观测到一个射电大爆发,其中在２８４０ＭＨｚ射电爆发的峰值附近,发现了周期约为３０ｍｓ的快速脉动现象,脉动是窄带的,调制度约为５０％。     

一个太阳微波射电爆发中的快速脉动现象

１９９０年７月３０日观测到一个射电大爆发,其中在２８４０ＭＨｚ射电爆发的峰值附近,发现了周期约为３０ｍｓ的快速脉动现象,脉动是窄带的,调制度约为５０％。     

太阳射电分米波尖峰辐射和米波射电爆发

本文分析了云南天文台四波段快速采样射电望远镜在1990年1月至1991年3月间记录到的毫秒级尖峰辐射事件。结合此期间S.G.D.公布的米波射电大爆发资料,给出了毫秒级尖峰辐射的各种特征,总结出毫秒级尖峰辐射同Ⅲ型、Ⅱ型和Ⅳ型太阳射电爆发的关系,最后做出了相应的解释和讨论。     

太阳分米波射电快速精细结构的观测分析

通过分析云南天文台(YNO)0.7～1.5GHz太阳射电频谱仪2000年9月至2001年9月取得的158个射电爆发,发现其中约有65%存在4类不同类型的快速精细结构(FFS):毫秒尖峰辐射、Ⅲ型爆发、准周期脉动、慢漂移结构。给出了其中6个典型精细结构的介绍和相关的初步解释。     

云南天文台太阳射电望远镜跟踪精度和定标精度

本文采用天线方向图半功率宽度和曲线偏离度两种方法,测得自动跟踪精度为8小时偏差不超过0.°01。同时改进了定标精度的计算公式,并从理论上寻找误差原理后,再计算自动定标系统的检验值,从而大大地提高了观测精度。     

太阳和月球射电辐射对40m天线数据接收影响分析

利用标准射电源和标准噪声源,对宁静太阳和月球射电辐射的噪声温度进行了测量,估计它们对40m天线接收绕月卫星信号的影响,结论是:(1)40m天线指向偏离太阳超过2°时,能够满足正常数据接收要求;(2)40m天线指向月球时,系统接收的噪声温度增加值为87.1K, 此时系统的总噪声温度能够满足正常数据接收要求.     

云南天文台太阳射电研究进展

回顾了自１９７９年以来云南天文台太阳射电天文仪器、技术和方法以及研究方面的进展。     

分米波毫秒级太阳射电爆发的几个形态

介绍使用１０ｍ天线上２１ｃｍ波段ｍｓ级连续快速记录系统,观测到分米波太阳射电快速活动的几种形态、特征、尖峰辐射及其共生现象。     

太阳射电分米波毫秒级尖峰辐射的寿命

太阳射电毫秒级尖峰辐射的寿命随频率增高而减小,长期以来这一直是个令人困惑的问题。本文从与Ⅲ型爆发相关的空心束分布的电子流所激发的回旋同步脉泽角度出发,详细讨论了尖峰辐射的寿命与特征频率比(ξ=ω_P/ω_B)以及波增长率的关系,最后得出:在分米波的不同波段,尖峰辐射是X模的不同次谐波,且寿命随频率增高发生相关的减小。     

2130MHz太阳射电望远镜中频放大器的调试

本文介绍云南天文台２１３０ＭＨｚ太阳射电望远镜中频放大器的结构原理，技术指标及测试结果。     

Some results of solar radio emission observations at the Siberian Solar Radio Telescope

This paper gives the main characteristics of the Siberian Solar Radio Telescope as well as some results derived by investigating the s-component sources and radio bursts on the Sun using the SSRT.     

Scaling-laws of Radio Spike Bursts and Their Constraints on New Solar Radio Telescopestwo

Radio observation is one of important methods in solar physics and space science. Sometimes, it is almost the sole approach to observe the physical processes such as the acceleration, emission, and propagation of non-thermal energetic particles, etc. So far, more than 100 solar radio telescopes have been built in the world, including solar radiometers, dynamic spectrometers, and radioheliographs. Some of them have been closed after the fulfillment of their primary scientific objectives, or for their malfunctions, and thus replaced by other advanced instruments. At the same time, based on some new technologies and scientific ideas, various kinds of new and much more complicated solar radio telescopes are being constructed by solar radio astronomers and space scientists, such as the American E-OVSA and the solar radio observing system under the framework of Chinese Meridian Project II, etc. When we plan to develop a new solar radio telescope, it is crucial to design the most suitable technical parameters, e.g., the observing frequency range and bandwidth, temporal resolution, frequency resolution, spatial resolution, polarization degree, and dynamic range. Then, how do we select a rational set of these parameters? The long-term observation and study revealed that a large strong solar radio burst is frequently composed of a series of small bursts with different time scales. Among them, the radio spike burst is the smallest one with the shortest lifetime, the narrowest bandwidth, and the smallest source region. Solar radio spikes are considered to be related to a single magnetic energy release process, and can be regarded as an elementary burst in solar flares. It is a basic requirement for the new solar radio telescope to observe and discriminate these solar radio spike bursts, even though the temporal and spatial scales of radio spike bursts actually vary with the observing frequency. This paper presents the scaling laws of the lifetime and bandwidth of solar radio spike bursts with respect to the observing frequency, which provide some constraints for the new solar radio telescopes, and help us to select the rational telescope parameters. Besides, we propose a spectrum-image combination mode as the best observation mode for the next-generation solar radio telescopes with high temporal, spectral, and spatial resolutions, which may have an important significance for revealing the physical essence of the various non-thermal processes in violent solar eruptions.