explain the functions of a radio telescope
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A radio telescope has several main parts: a dish and antenna, a receiver, a detector, and an analyzer. The dish collects the radio signals from space and focuses them on the antenna. A larger dish will collect more radio waves and lead to a stronger signal at the antenna, so radio telescopes can be huge.
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POAM Electronics manufacturer & supplier of Radio Telescopes and all associated accessories that provide a variety of radio telescope antenna package for Research or Education in Radio Astronomy.
POAM powerful 3 to 12-meter Radio Telescopes are ideal for spectral lines and continuum observation of up to 30 GHz.
Full rotation mount is the advantage of POAM antennas
which extend the application of antennas to Tracking LEO and MEO satellites, Radio Monitoring, TT&C and Radar applications for advanced meteorological and environmental analysis.
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