Project Description
Metsähovi Radio Observatory uses KRM-4 in the world’s widest bandwidth radio astronomical receiver
Photo by Mikko Raskinen
Researchers at Finland’s Aalto University are building the world’s widest bandwidth radio astronomical receiver for the Metsähovi Radio Observatory, and the receiver will use Knowledge Resources’ KRM-4 module.
The new telescope will be used to study the composition of relativistic jets launched by supermassive black holes, among other things.
Knowledge Resources first introduced the KRM-4 in 2020. The module embeds AMD’s Zynq UltraScale+ RFSoCs in a versatile design, making it optimal for use in a multitude of applications. The Knowledge Resources team was happy to work with Aalto and AMD to support this research.
Read the full article about the collaboration between Knowledge Resources, AMD, and Aalto University.