ACSIS

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ACSIS is a digital autocorrelation spectrometer system used on the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope to analyze submillimetre astronomical signals with high spectral resolution.

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instanceOf digital autocorrelation spectrometer system
radio astronomy instrument
analyzes heterodyne receiver outputs
associatedWith JCMT observatory control system
Joint Astronomy Centre NERFINISHED
UK Astronomy Technology Centre NERFINISHED
calibration bandpass calibration
flux calibration
system temperature measurement
capability flexible spectral resolution modes
multiple simultaneous sub-bands
wide instantaneous bandwidth
component control software
correlator hardware
real-time data reduction pipeline
dataProduct calibrated spectra
spectral line data cubes
designedFor submillimetre spectroscopy
developedFor James Clerk Maxwell Telescope heterodyne system upgrade
enables detailed kinematic studies of molecular gas
large-area spectral mapping
fullName AutoCorrelation Spectral Imaging System NERFINISHED
implements digital autocorrelation
inputSignalType intermediate frequency (IF) signals
locatedAtTelescopeSite Mauna Kea Observatory NERFINISHED
observatory James Clerk Maxwell Telescope NERFINISHED
observes submillimetre astronomical signals
operatesIn submillimetre wavelength range
operationalMode multi-pixel array spectroscopy
single-pixel spectroscopy
outputFormat digitized spectra
provides high spectral resolution
scienceGoal detailed line profile analysis
efficient mapping of molecular clouds
high-resolution submillimetre spectral imaging
supports frequency switching observations
on-the-fly mapping
position switching observations
supportsInstrument HARP NERFINISHED
RxA3m
other JCMT heterodyne receivers
usedFor extragalactic spectroscopy
galactic star-forming region studies
molecular line observations
velocity field measurements
usedOn James Clerk Maxwell Telescope NERFINISHED

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