SKA-Mid Telescope Front Ends: A Construction Reality

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The SKA project (Square Kilometer Array), led by the SKA Observatory, is an ambitious international endeavor to build the world's largest radiotelescope to enable unprecedented science, over a frequency band that spans from 50 MHz to 15.4 GHz. This is achieved by building two telescopes: the Low telescope in Australia operating up to 350 MHz and the Mid telescope in South Africa operating over the higher frequency range. This paper provides a summary of the dish key performance and of the status to date of the development and industrialization of the SKA-Mid Telescope Single Pixel Feeds (SPF) that will be deployed on up to 80 dishes.

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