ACSIS

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ACSIS is a digital autocorrelation spectrometer system used on the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope to analyze submillimetre astronomical signals with high spectral resolution.

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instanceOf digital autocorrelation spectrometer system ⓘ
radio astronomy instrument ⓘ
analyzes heterodyne receiver outputs ⓘ
associatedWith JCMT observatory control system ⓘ
Joint Astronomy Centre ⓘ
UK Astronomy Technology Centre ⓘ
calibration bandpass calibration ⓘ
flux calibration ⓘ
system temperature measurement ⓘ
capability flexible spectral resolution modes ⓘ
multiple simultaneous sub-bands ⓘ
wide instantaneous bandwidth ⓘ
component control software ⓘ
correlator hardware ⓘ
real-time data reduction pipeline ⓘ
dataProduct calibrated spectra ⓘ
spectral line data cubes ⓘ
designedFor submillimetre spectroscopy ⓘ
developedFor James Clerk Maxwell Telescope heterodyne system upgrade ⓘ
enables detailed kinematic studies of molecular gas ⓘ
large-area spectral mapping ⓘ
fullName AutoCorrelation Spectral Imaging System ⓘ
implements digital autocorrelation ⓘ
inputSignalType intermediate frequency (IF) signals ⓘ
locatedAtTelescopeSite Mauna Kea Observatory ⓘ
observatory James Clerk Maxwell Telescope ⓘ
observes submillimetre astronomical signals ⓘ
operatesIn submillimetre wavelength range ⓘ
operationalMode multi-pixel array spectroscopy ⓘ
single-pixel spectroscopy ⓘ
outputFormat digitized spectra ⓘ
provides high spectral resolution ⓘ
scienceGoal detailed line profile analysis ⓘ
efficient mapping of molecular clouds ⓘ
high-resolution submillimetre spectral imaging ⓘ
supports frequency switching observations ⓘ
on-the-fly mapping ⓘ
position switching observations ⓘ
supportsInstrument HARP ⓘ
RxA3m ⓘ
other JCMT heterodyne receivers ⓘ
usedFor extragalactic spectroscopy ⓘ
galactic star-forming region studies ⓘ
molecular line observations ⓘ
velocity field measurements ⓘ
usedOn James Clerk Maxwell Telescope ⓘ

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