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Table 2

Observation summary of our four solar-type targets including the best achieved rms, the clean beam size, and the used phase and flux calibrators.

Target Band Time on # of Obs. date RMS Clean beam Phase Flux
source (h) obs. sets (μJy) size calibrator calibrator

EK Dra C 2 1 Apr. 2012 3.4 4.̋96 × 3.̋43 J1436+6336 3C 286
Ku 1.5 1 Apr. 2012 4 2.̋89 × 2.̋26 J1436+6336 3C 286
π1 UMa C 1 3 Jul.–Aug. 2013 7.7 5.̋89 × 4.̋50 J0921+6215 3C 48
Ku 1 4 Jul. 2013 2.1 2.̋39 × 2.̋01 J0921+6215 3C 48
χ1 Ori C 3.75 2 Apr. 2012 1.8 4.̋34 × 3.̋58 J0559+2353 3C 147
Ku 2.5 6 Apr.–June 2012 1.6 1.̋20 × 0.̋71 J0559+2353 3C 147
3 (ALMA) 2.5 1 Dec. 2013 8 2.̋23 × 2.̋00 J0604+2429, Ganymede
J0538-4405
κ1 Cet C 1 2 Jul.–Aug. 2013 3 4.̋07 × 5.̋28 J0339-0146 3C 48
Ku 1 2 Jul. 2013 3 1.̋83 × 2.̋33 J0339-0146 3C 48

Notes. The VLA C-band is defined between 4–8 GHz, Ku-band at 12–18 GHz, and band 3 for ALMA at 100 GHz. Only χ1 Ori was observed with ALMA.

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