SatRadio vs InterSpec Radiation Analysis Usage & Stats
Some tools often needed in radio & satcom engineering :
- dish antenna : axial ratio, gain from X/Y apertures, line of sight mask, radiation pattern, factor of merit G/T, main lobe aperture, off-axis radiation, temperature, wind deflection
- frequency : phase noise, doppler, phase modulation index, wave length
- links : on-axis radiation, coaxial losses, individual radio link, mismatch losses, on-axis transmitter EIRP link, waveguide, optical fibers
- modem : C/N & C/I, PER & BER, phase noise contribution, PSK waveform
- miscellaneous : AM & PM, cooling, dB & %, dB calculator, degrees converter, electrical field, heading & distance, graceful degradation, group delay, IM3-IP3-NPR, power conversion, RF link availability, noise factor
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InterSpec assists in analyzing spectral nuclear radiation data, using a peak-based methodology. Common uses include identifying nuclides present, determining source activity, shielding amounts, source age, or other nuclear reactions present.
InterSpec also provides a number of other tools useful for analyzing radiation data including spectral file format converting, dose rate calculations, interactive nuclide decay and reference information, gamma cross section calculations and references, and more.
InterSpec can open data files from most common spectral radiation detectors (e.g., most NaI, HPGe, LaBr, CLYC, CsI, etc. based systems) and assist in their analysis.
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SatRadio VS. 
InterSpec Radiation AnalysisDecember 19, 2024