Currently, you can choose between six bandwidths, 128, 64, 32, 16, 8 or 4MHz, on Frequency 1, and between three bandwidths, 128, 64, or 16MHz, on Frequency 2. Usually you would use 128MHz for continuum, and the narrower bandwidths for spectral-line observations. Select the desired bandwidth and the correlator setup by choosing a correlator configuration name from the standard set, and enter this name in the schedule. Many other configurations are possible, including those which provide pulsar binning - contact Warwick Wilson (Warwick.Wilson@csiro.au) for details.
NOTE:
The Table on the next page lists the most common correlator configurations, using the following parameters:
BW : bandwidth
: number of channels/product
: number of products (1=XX; 2=XX,YY; 4=XX,YY,XY,YX)
: number of time bins
(/home/corr/cor/pulsar/source.polyco required on CACCC)
: FWHM resolution in channels with no reweighting or Hanning Smoothing
(From Killeen 1996)
Ant : antennas present (*=all; -6=all excluding CA06)
AC : autocorrelations
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