Cambridge / Los Angeles / HALE ET / Mount Wilson / /
Company
Sun Microsystems / Raytheon Systems Inc. / Motorola / Ðlterbank / THE MID-INFRARED D. D. / Space Sciences Laboratory / Intel / /
Country
United States / Australia / /
Facility
National Institute of Standards and Technology / Space Sciences Laboratory / University of California at Berkeley / University of Sydney / Mount Wilson Observatory / Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory / station WWVB / Laboratory of Chemical Physics / Mount Wilson Institute / D. MONNIER / 3 P. G. TUTHILL / 4 AND C. H. TOWNES Space Sciences Laboratory / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
detection systems / astronomical applications / path-length compensation equipment / path length compensation systems / detection hardware / dual-channel bank / readout electronics / square-law detector / Appropriate gas mixtures / closure-phase imaging array / o†-the-shelf product / square law / real-time analysis / gas discharge / bank / cameraÏs readout electronics / data acquisition equipment / /
NaturalFeature
San Gabriel mountain range / Mount Wilson Observatory / Mt. Wilson / /
OperatingSystem
Unix / VxWorks / Solaris / Solaris operating system / /
Organization
University of California / University of Sydney / Sydney / University of California / Berkeley / Laboratory of Chemical Physics / S. HOSS / 1 E. A. LIPMAN / 2 J. D. MONNIER / 3 P. G. TUTHILL / 4 AND C. H. TOWNES Space Sciences Laboratory / National Institute of Standards and Technology / Federal Government / Wilson Institute / American Astronomical Society / Smithsonian / Chatterdon Astronomy Department / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
Alabama / Maryland / California / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
THE ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL / /
RadioStation
WWVB / /
Technology
radiation / ADC / disk drive / VxWorks / microwave / Unix operating system / operating system / ethernet / laser / lasers / ASCII / spectroscopy / channel bank / phase modulation / /
THE ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL, 537 : 998È1012, 2000 July[removed]The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A. THE BERKELEY INFRARED SPATIAL INTERFEROMETER : A HETERODYNE STELLAR INTERFEROMETE