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CCD suitable for double star astrometry

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Astrometric measurements of 18 visual double stars carried out with a CCD are given.

The present observations are a test of the propriety of the CCD technique for astrometric observations of visual double stars.

The duration of the observations was 75 minutes. The precision of the CCD measures corresponds the precision of the photographic method, so the advantages of CCD's are the great loss of reduction work and the corresponding time saving, inclusive shortering the observing time.

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Based on observations made at E.S.O., La Silla, Chile.

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Sinachopoulos, D., Nicklas, H. & Geffert, M. CCD suitable for double star astrometry. Astrophys Space Sci 142, 227–230 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00656213

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