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Images of the Saturn Hexagon before Voyager 1 [PDF]
In 1981 the Voyager 1 probe photographed – and later the Cassini probe confirmed – a hexagonal vortex on Saturn's North pole. This cloud features extends for almost 30,000 km keeping its shape unchanged as it rotates with the planet. But, since we see it
Ferreri W., Codebò M., Bubbi B.
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The “SPectrogram Analysis and Cataloguing Environment” (SPACE) labelling tool
The SPectrogram Analysis and Cataloguing Environment (SPACE) tool is an interactive python tool designed to label radio emission features of interest in a time-frequency map (called “dynamic spectrum”).
Corentin Louis +9 more
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Camelina sativa (camelina) seed, oil, and defatted meal are widely used for food, animal feed, and other purposes. The accurate quantification of camelina glucosinolates is critical as their functionalities are highly dose-dependent.
Salvador Meza +7 more
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Stacking Lake Ice Analog Cryotectonic Dynamics on Dione’s Wispy Terrain
Wispy Terrain, with its chasmata, is one of the enigmatic regions of Dione. It consists of quasi-parallel graben, and troughs, in parts with horsts, indicating extensional and shear stresses. This study introduces some observations of compression-related
Balázs Bradák +2 more
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Formation of transparent ohmic contacts to р-GaN for light emitting diodes
Results of studies on ohmic contacts based on Ni/Au films to the p-type GaN region are presented. The influence of Ni/Au layer thickness, deposition conditions, and contact formation regimes on specific contact resistance, element redistribution in metal–
V. I. Bosiy +6 more
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High‑sensitivity modulation radiometric receiver for the 92...96 GHz frequency range
The receiver was developed in two versions based on a superheterodyne scheme with synchronous detection. It includes a noise‑adding generator that provides additional noise in the receiving channel of 4–340 K. Operating in the 92...96 GHz frequency range,
V. A. Berezhnoy +5 more
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The article is dedicated to Lev G. Gassanov who between 1974 and 1991 headed the "Saturn" Research Institute. Lev Gassanov was an outstanding personality, a talented leader, organizer and scholar, author of many books, scientific works and inventions, he
E. M. Glushechenko, T. N. Narytnik
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Always at the forefront of microwave electronics (on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the "Saturn" Research Institute) [PDF]
The article is devoted to the scientific and production enterprise "Saturn" - from the moment of creation to the present day. The decisive stages of its development and the scientific and technical results achieved by the team during the 50-year history ...
Glushechenko E. N., Chmil V. M.
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The monolithic receiver of a range 33 – 37 GHz with low consumption of capacity
A prototype of a monolithic receiver based on a domestically produced monolithic integrated circuit is described. The parameters have been investigated, and optimal design and technological solutions have been determined.
A. В. Maі +4 more
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