Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

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Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories Thomas Krenz Product Manager Spectrum Monitoring Systems

The theory Various frequency bands are (exclusively) assigned to radio astronomy Example: German Frequency Allocation Plan 1400 MHz 1427 MHz Range # Bands Total bandwidth HF 2 170 kHz V/UHF 14 106 MHz SHF 12 1,1 GHz EHF 52 175 GHz Radio astronomy Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The larger picture You are here So does everybody else … Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The real life National regulators have to ensure interference free environment In many countries regulators react slower than expected Consequently, many companies and organizations defend their spectrum themselves Typically, they use ITU-compliant equipment Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution Benefits of using the same equipment as local regulator Credibility Hassle-free data exchange Potential sharing of hardware Security Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

Lessons learned from 120 countries Points to ponder when planning RFI measurements Why? Check current situation before important mission Understand long term situation Locate / identify interferer Collect data for complaint to local regulator Short term or long term measurements? Low duty cycle signals / time variant interferers Larger amount of data -> requirement for automated processes and sophisticated data reduction Where to put the equipment? Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

Lessons learned from 120 countries Points to ponder when planning RFI measurements Omnidirectional or directional antenna? Omni is faster -> better time resolution -> detection of burst Directional provides location information and has higher sensitivity Measurements for both polarization necessary? Average or MaxHold? Calibrate !!! Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution Special requirements for radio astronomy observatories Efficient, easy operation Fully automatic procedures Frequency coverage according to astronomy bands Technical specifications matching the specific demands, e.g. sensitivity, linearity, dynamic range, … Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution Selected equipment Hardware Compact, autonomous monitoring systems Location finding systems Handheld equipment Software Dedicated spectrum monitoring control software Fully automatic operation Real-time interference detection, identification and localization Provide necessary information so that other systems can follow-up Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution UMS300 Compact outdoor system ITU – compliant Monitoring, DF, TDOA Minimum infrastructure requirements Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution UMS300 1 = Peltier element 2 = System computer 3 = Power control board 4 = Connection panel 5 = 3/4G modem 6 = Antenna selection switch 7 = Receiver 8 = Router 9 = SSD drive Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution UMS300 Monitoring Frequency range 9 kHz – 26,5 GHz Optional up to 256 GHz Multichannel digital down conversion (DDC) within real-time bandwidth I/Q recording Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution UMS300 Direction finding Wideband DF mode DF antennas with active / passive switching DF antennas for horizontal / vertical polarization Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution Mobile monitoring systems Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution PR100 Handheld monitoring receiver Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution Monitoring receiver vs. spectrum analyzer Different device types developed for different applications Monitoring receiver – real world Spectrum analyzer – laboratory environment Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution Monitoring receiver vs. spectrum analyzer Monitoring receiver Unknown signal scenario (frequency, level, modulation, timing, …) Signal fed via antenna Signal can not be influenced by operator Measurements can (often) not be repeated Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution Monitoring receiver vs. spectrum analyzer Spectrum analyzer Known signal scenario Signal fed via cable Signal can easily be influenced by operator Measurements can be repeated Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution ARGUS control software Real-time comparison of live results with reference data Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution ARGUS control software Real-time comparison of live results with reference data Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution ARGUS control software Identification of interferer Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution ARGUS control software Identification of interferer Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution ARGUS control software Sophisticated antenna control Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution ARGUS control software Automatic multi-tasking according to schedule Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

The customer specific solution ARGUS control software Continuous monitoring with smart data reduction Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories

Summary Radio frequency interference exists Rohde & Schwarz has dedicated, proven tools to mitigate RFI Don’t miss the Nobel Prize because of RFI Efficient mitigation of RFI at radio astronomy observatories