LNSD array

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The LNSD array is a type of radio telescope configuration used by the Allen Telescope Array, characterized by a large number of small dishes working together as an interferometric array.

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instanceOf interferometric array
large‑number‑small‑diameter array
radio telescope configuration
advantage improved reliability through redundancy
lower cost per collecting area compared to few large dishes
scalability by adding more small dishes
wide field of view per dish
component central correlator
distributed receivers
small parabolic reflector dishes
configurationFeature aperture synthesis
distributed antenna elements
large number of small dishes working together
designPrinciple use many small dishes instead of a few large dishes
enables flexible sub‑arraying
high survey speed
interferometric imaging
fullName Large Number of Small Dishes array
goal enable large‑area sky surveys
maximize sensitivity per unit cost
measurementType radio frequency signals from astronomical sources
operationalMode interferometric
relatedConcept aperture synthesis array
phased array
relatedTo Allen Telescope Array design philosophy
scientificDomain SETI research
radio astronomy
telescopeType radio telescope
usedBy Allen Telescope Array NERFINISHED

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ATA telescopeType LNSD array
subject surface form: Allen Telescope Array