Low-tech Highly Efficient Radiotechnical Solutions for Meteors and Satellite Observations
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15407/scin13.01.070Keywords:
artificial satellites, Doppler shift, meteors, radio-technical solutionsAbstract
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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