Low-tech Highly Efficient Radiotechnical Solutions for Meteors and Satellite Observations

V.S. Vovk; O.V.  Shulga; Ye.S. Sybiryakova; M.P. Kaliuzhniy; F.I. Bushuev; M.O. Kulichenko

doi:10.15407/scine13.01.065

Low-tech Highly Efficient Radiotechnical Solutions for Meteors and Satellite Observations

Authors

V.S. Vovk Research Institute «Mykolaiv Astronomical Observatory»
O.V. Shulga Research Institute «Mykolaiv Astronomical Observatory»
Ye.S. Sybiryakova Research Institute «Mykolaiv Astronomical Observatory»
M.P. Kaliuzhniy Research Institute «Mykolaiv Astronomical Observatory»
F.I. Bushuev Research Institute «Mykolaiv Astronomical Observatory»
M.O. Kulichenko Research Institute «Mykolaiv Astronomical Observatory»

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15407/scine13.01.065

Keywords:

artificial satellites, Doppler shift, meteors, radio-technical solutions

Abstract

Single-station technique of meteors’ observation using inexpensive receivers is developed. The receivers are also suitable for observing active artificial Earth’s satellites on solar-synchronous orbits when measuring the Doppler shift frequency at which they emit.

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Published

2024-08-27

How to Cite

Vovk, V., Shulga, O., Sybiryakova, Y., Kaliuzhniy, M., Bushuev, F., & Kulichenko, M. (2024). Low-tech Highly Efficient Radiotechnical Solutions for Meteors and Satellite Observations. Science and Innovation, 13(1), 65–68. https://doi.org/10.15407/scine13.01.065

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Vol. 13 No. 1 (2017): Science and Innovation

Section

Scientific Framework of Innovation Activity

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