📄️ TART workshops
A TART workshop is a week-long workshop where the participants build a TART telescope, and are taught how it works by experts in the field of radio astronomy. The team for a TART workshop usually consists of some members of the TART project, as well as others who have attended previous TART workshops. The goal is to leave behind a working telescope, and relationships between insitutions that can lead to joint supervision of research students as well as welcoming new members into the TART community.
📄️ Electronics
The TART Electronics consist of the motherboard, The 24 radio receivers on 6 radio modules, the correlator, the single-board-computer, the power-supply, associated co-ax cables and the enclosure.
📄️ Antenna Array
The TART antenna array structure has the job of holding the TART antennas in known locations. The spiral design is a key feature of the array, allowing for efficient packing and easy access to the antennas.
📄️ Single-board Computer
This is a Raspberry pi 3/4 Model B. The basic installation steps are:
📄️ Debugging Antennas
Here is a guide to finding faulty antennas and working out the root cause of the issue. This guide will help you identify the problem and provide solutions to fix it.
📄️ TART Tools Package Documentation
The tart-tools package (found in the tmolteno/tartmodules repository) provides a suite of command-line interface (CLI) utilities for interacting with the Transient Array Radio Telescope (TART).