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Table 1.

Calibration parameters of the used receivers.

ν Δν Tsys θ Feeds Polarisation Aperture A0 A1 A2 Epoch ELVmax
(GHz) (GHz) (K) (″) (%) (10−4) (10−5) (Deg)
2.64 0.08 17 260 1 LCP, RCP 58 1.00000 0.0000 −0.0000 Feb. 2007 ...
4.85 0.5 27 146 2 LCP, RCP 53 0.99500 5.2022 −1.2787 Feb. 2008 20.3
8.35 1.1 22 82 1 LCP, RCP 45 0.99500 4.3434 −1.0562 Feb. 2007 20.6
10.45 0.3 52 68 4 LCP, RCP 47 0.99000 8.2490 −1.7433 Feb. 2007 23.7
14.60 2.0 50 50 1 LCP, RCP 43 0.97099 18.327 −2.8674 Feb. 2007 32.0
23.05 2.0 77 36 1 LCP, RCP 30 0.91119 47.557 −6.2902 Feb. 2007 37.8
32.00 4.0 64 25 7 LCP 32 0.91612 49.463 −7.1292 Feb. 2007 34.7
43.00 (a) 2.8 120 20 1 LCP, RCP 19 0.88060 58.673 −7.1243 Feb. 2007 41.2

Notes. Entry in each column is as follows: 1: central frequency; 2: receiver bandwidth; 3: system temperature; 4: FWHM; 5: number of available feeds; 6: available polarisation channels; 7: telescope aperture efficiency at the corresponding frequency; 8, 9, and 10: parameters A0, A1, and A2 defining the gain curve, respectively; 11: epoch of the gain curve observation; and 12: ELV where the gain is maximised.

(a)

We used 43 GHz occasionally with set-ups centred at frequencies slightly different than 43 GHz within a range of a couple hundred megahertz however. For simplicity we always assume 43 GHz as the central frequency.

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