• Loral Tech Memos

• Loral & RSI Tech Memos

as short as 2.6 mm). For more quantitative information on the requirements, see Table 1 on page 15 of Project Note 27.

as short as 2.6 mm). For more quantitative information on the requirements, see Table 1 on page 15 of Project Note 27. For details on the science drivers for 3 mm observations, please see the GBT Science Case wiki.

• Loral Tech Memos

• Test Time Requests   DSS

• Test Time Requests   DSS

• GBT Resource Calendar

• GBT Resource Calendar

• Test Time Requests

• Test Time Requests   DSS

• Electronics Div. calendar
• Software Div. calendar

• Electronics calendar
• Software calendar

• GBT Archive Search

as short as 2.6mm).

as short as 2.6mm). For more quantitative information on the requirements, see Table 1 on page 15 of Project Note 27.

• Test Time Requests

• Test Time Requests

• Effort Requests

• Recommissioning Calendar
• Resource Calendar

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• 2007 OOF workshop

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• Test Time Requests

• Effort Requests
• Test Time Requests

• Commissioning History

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• OOF workshop

• Software Project Notes

• Electronics calendar

• Electronics Div. calendar
• Software Div. calendar

• Dyn. Sched. Project Notes

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• Conference room calendar

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• Conf.room calendar phone#

• Test Time Requests

• Conference room calendar

• Conference room calendar
• Electronics calendar

A key one of these is the Precision Telescope Control System. This is the combination of metrology systems,

A key new capability is the Precision Telescope Control System. This is the combination of metrology systems,

What's New

Design Reviews

(wavelengths as short as 3mm). Although observing at such frequencies makes use of many of the

(wavelengths as short as 2.6mm). Although observing at such frequencies makes use of many of the

as short as 3mm).

as short as 2.6mm).

There is a fair amount of cross-referencing between these two main topics, so feel free to browse where the links take you!

There is a fair amount of cross-referencing between these two main topics, so feel free to browse where the links take you! There is also a page describing the Formal Documentation.

• Info For Astronomers

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• Commissioning Meetings

• Commissioning Memos

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• GBT Schedules and Logs

• Trash.QbandOOFCorrections

• GBT Memos

• GBT Schedules

• GBT Schedules

• GBT Schedules
• Conference room calendar
• Info For Astronomers

• Info For Astronomers
• GBT Schedules
• Conference room calendar
• Conference room phone#s

• Conference room calendar

• Information For Astronomers

• GBT Schedules
• Info For Astronomers

• QbandOOFCorrections?

• Trash.QbandOOFCorrections

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The PTCS project delivered acceptable Q-band (6mm, 52GHz) performance in Q1 2004. Future goals are to achieve prototype W-band (86GHz, 3.5mm) operation during Winter 2004/05, and full 115GHz operation by Winter 2005/06.

New

Out-of-focus holography corrections for Q-band available at QbandOOFCorrections?.

The PTCS InProgressReview was held in Green Bank on 3/4th December 2003

Updated 22nd September 2003 *We have recently obtained some exciting* Antenna Temperature Sensor Results! (11 September 2003)

New

Out-of-focus holography corrections for Q-band available at QbandOOFCorrections?.

The PTCS InProgressReview was held in Green Bank on 3/4th December 2003

Updated 22nd September 2003 *We have recently obtained some exciting* Antenna Temperature Sensor Results! (11 September 2003)

• QbandOOFCorrections?

New

The PTCS InProgressReview was held in Green Bank on 3/4th December 2003

Updated 22nd September 2003 We have recently obtained some exciting Antenna Temperature Sensor Results! (11 September 2003)

The PTCS project delivered acceptable Q-band (7mm, 43GHz) performance in Q1 2004. Future goals are to achieve

The PTCS project delivered acceptable Q-band (6mm, 52GHz) performance in Q1 2004. Future goals are to achieve

• Information For Astronomers

The PTCS InProgressReview will be held in Green Bank on 3/4th December

The PTCS InProgressReview was held in Green Bank on 3/4th December 2003

The GBT has an ambitious program to allow effective operation at frequencies as high as 115GHz

The GBT has an ambitious program to allow effective operation at frequencies as high as 115GHz

as short as 3mm).

as short as 3mm).

Intermediate goals of the PTCS project are to achieve Q-band (7mm) operation by Winter 2004, and prototype 3mm operation by Winter 2005.

The PTCS project delivered acceptable Q-band (7mm, 43GHz) performance in Q1 2004. Future goals are to achieve prototype W-band (86GHz, 3.5mm) operation during Winter 2004/05, and full 115GHz operation by Winter 2005/06.

These PTCS web pages, built on TWiki, are intended to contain everything you need to

These PTCS web pages, built on TWiki, are intended to contain everything you need to

divided into two main sections:

divided into two main sections:

• In Progress Review

New Results

New

The PTCS InProgressReview will be held in Green Bank on 3/4th December

-- RichardPrestage - 22 Sep 2003

-- RichardPrestage - 19 Nov 2003

We have recently obtained some exciting Antenna Temperature Sensor Results! (11 September 2003)

Updated 22nd September 2003 We have recently obtained some exciting Antenna Temperature Sensor Results! (11 September 2003)

-- RichardPrestage - 11 Sep 2003

-- RichardPrestage - 22 Sep 2003

A key one of this is the Precision Telescope Control System. This is the combination of metrology systems,

A key one of these is the Precision Telescope Control System. This is the combination of metrology systems,

There is also considerable information available from the PTCS static web pages, but this is slowly being transferred to the wiki

• Conceptual Design Review

• Conceptual Design Review

• PTCS Static Pages

What is the PTCS?

The Precision Telescope Control System is the combination of metrology systems, servos and control software which allow the GBT to achieve the pointing, collimation and surface accuracy required to operate at frequencies up to 115GHz (wavelengths

What is the PTCS?

The GBT has an ambitious program to allow effective operation at frequencies as high as 115GHz (wavelengths as short as 3mm). Although observing at such frequencies makes use of many of the same components as lower frequency operation, some additional capabilities are required. A key one of this is the Precision Telescope Control System. This is the combination of metrology systems, servos and control software which will deliver the pointing, collimation and surface accuracy required to operate the GBT at frequencies up to 115GHz (wavelengths

The goal of the PTCS project is to achieve Q-band (7mm) operation by Winter 2004, and 3mm operation by Winter 2005.

Intermediate goals of the PTCS project are to achieve Q-band (7mm) operation by Winter 2004, and prototype 3mm operation by Winter 2005.

Where should I look for more information?

These PTCS web pages, built on TWiki, are intended to contain everything you need to

Where should I look for more information?

These PTCS web pages, built on TWiki, are intended to contain everything you need to

• PTCS System Notes

What is the PTCS?

What is the PTCS?

Where should I look for more information?

Where should I look for more information?

• First Antenna Temperature Sensor Results

-- RichardPrestage - 04 Sep 2003

New Results

We have recently obtained some exciting Antenna Temperature Sensor Results! (11 September 2003)

-- RichardPrestage - 11 Sep 2003

Welcome to the home of GB.PTCS.

This is a web-based collaboration area for work on the Precision Telescope Control System.

PrecisionTelescopeControlSystem? contains information required for the GBT Planning? Wiki

The current NRAO web site for this project is here

ItemToDo Here is the to-do list

Site Tools of the PTCS Web

Notes:

• You are currently in the PTCS web. The color code for this web is this background, so you know where you are.
• If you are not familiar with the GB collaboration platform, please visit WelcomeGuest first.

Visit the Main GBT Collaboration Web to see more details of other projects, or the TWiki for more details on that.

-- RichardPrestage - 04 Sep 2003

ItemToDo? Here is the to-do list

ItemToDo Here is the to-do list

GBTProjectPlanningInfo? contains information required for the GBT Planning? Wiki

PrecisionTelescopeControlSystem? contains information required for the GBT Planning? Wiki

Visit the Main GBT Collaboration Web to see more details of other projects, or the TWiki for more details on that.

GBTProjectPlanningInfo? contains information required for the GB.Planning.WebHome Wiki

GBTProjectPlanningInfo? contains information required for the GBT Planning? Wiki

GBTProjectPlanningInfo? contains information required for the GB.Planning.WebHome Wiki

Welcome to the home of GB.PTCS. This is a web-based collaboration area for ...

Welcome to the home of GB.PTCS.

• MeetingMinutes?

This is a web-based collaboration area for work on the Precision Telescope Control System.

The current NRAO web site for this project is here

ItemToDo? Here is the to-do list

Maintenance of the PTCS web

Site Tools of the PTCS Web

• You are currently in the PTCS web. The color code for this web is a (SPECIFY COLOR) background, so you know where you are.
• If you are not familiar with the GB collaboration tool, please visit WelcomeGuest in the GB.TWiki web first.

• You are currently in the PTCS web. The color code for this web is this background, so you know where you are.
• If you are not familiar with the GB collaboration platform, please visit WelcomeGuest first.

• WebIndex: Display all PTCS topics in alphabetical order.

• WebIndex: Display all PTCS topics in alphabetical order. See also the faster WebTopicList

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• MeetingMinutes?

Maintenance of the PTCS web

Notes:

• You are currently in the PTCS web. The color code for this web is a (SPECIFY COLOR) background, so you know where you are.
• If you are not familiar with the GB collaboration tool, please visit WelcomeGuest in the GB.TWiki web first.