NASA NTRS · 20060050779
The Deep Space Network Array
Abstract
This document is a viewgraph presentation that reviews the costs, and technological processing required to replace the current network of Deep Space Antennas. The concept of using an array for space communications is much less of a concern than the cost of implementing and operating such an array. Within the cost question, the cost uncertainty of the front-end components (repeated n-times) is of most importance. The activities at JPL have focused on both these aspects of the cost. A breadboard array of three antennas at JPL has been the vehicle to perform many investigations into the development of the new DSN. Several pictures of the antennas at JPL are shown.
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Gatti, Mark S.. 2006-01-01. The Deep Space Network Array. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060050779
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