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l.1 \chap
          Introduction
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         Current radioastronomy problems
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l.9 ...requency allocation table was created \cite
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          Modern Radio astronomy receiver
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l.25 ...w astronomical discoveries possible.\fnote
                                                  {Most of astronomy-related...
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l.31 \secc
           Observation types
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          Required receiver parameters
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l.47 \secc
           Sensitivity and noise number
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l.51 \secc
           Dynamic range
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l.54 ... bit depth using a following formula  \ref
                                                  [dynamic-range]
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l.56 \label
           [dynamic-range]
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l.59 The formula \ref
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l.59 ...e] gives values shown in table  below \ref
                                                  [ADC-dynamic-range].
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l.61 \midinsert \clabel
                       [ADC-dynamic-range]{Dynamic range versus bit depth}
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l.63 \hfil ADC Bits     &
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l.71 \caption
             /t Standard bit depths of ADC and its theoretical dynamic range.
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l.77 ...han 80 dB above natural noise levels \cite
                                                  [spectrum-observatory]. If...
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           Bandwidth
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          Current status of receivers digitalization units
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           Custom digitalization system
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l.91 ...m developed by Astron in Netherlands \cite
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l.95 ... many similarly sophisticated devices\cite
                                                  [astron-devices].
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           Modular digitalization systems
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l.99 ...xit. It is being developed at Berkley\cite
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l.99 ...atively high pricing (around 40 USD) \cite
                                                  [Z-DOK-connectors].  Z-DOK...
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