July 2023 A-configuration

RFI cross correlation spectra

Title	Type
July 2023 A-configuration	Page
P-Band Spectra (224-480 MHz) 2023 July A-config	Page
L-Band Spectra (1-2 GHz) 2023 July A-config	Page
S-Band Spectra (2-4 GHz) 2023 July A-config	Page
C-Band Spectra (4-8 GHz) 2023 July A-config	Page
X-Band Spectra (8-12 GHz) 2023 July A-config	Page
Ku-Band Spectra (12-18 GHz) 2023 July A-config	Page
K-Band Spectra (18-26.5 GHz) 2023 July A-config	Page
Ka-Band Spectra (26.5-40 GHz) 2023 July A-config	Page
Q-Band Spectra (40-50 GHz) 2023 July A-config	Page
A_LL_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File
A_RR_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File
C_LL_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File
C_RR_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File
K_LL_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File
K_RR_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File
L_LL_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File
L_RR_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File
P_LL_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File
P_RR_merged_2023_02_23.csv	File

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