* In case duration is greter than the configured coordinate integration time, the returned coordinates are the result of the average over the duration interval that starts
* from <i>timestamp</i>.
* @throw CORBA::SystemExcpetion
* @param timestamp the input timestamp
* @param timestamp the input timestamp (best practice is to use the middle of your reference time)
* @param duration duration of the integration, if greater than coordinate integration time the returned values are not instantaneous but are averaged
* over the provided interval.
* @param ra the returned observed right ascension in radians
@@ -625,7 +625,7 @@ module Antenna {
* referes to must be provided. It is highly probable that these cordinates are not "real" (directly read from the antenna) but they are the result of
* an interpolation. They are obtained by converting the corresponding J2000 observed equatorial coordinates.
* @throw CORBA::SystemExcpetion
* @param timestamp the input timestamp
* @param timestamp the input timestamp (best practice is to use the middle of your reference time)
* @param duration duration of the integration, if greater than coordinate integration time the returned values are not instantaneous but are averaged
* over the provided interval.
* @param ra the returned observed galactic longitude in radians
@@ -638,7 +638,7 @@ module Antenna {
* referes to must be provided. It is highly probable that these cordinates are not "real" (directly read from the antenna) but they are the result of
* an interpolation. They are obtained by the encoders coordinates depurated by instrumental effects..
* @throw CORBA::SystemExcpetion
* @param timestamp the input timestamp
* @param timestamp the input timestamp (best practice is to use the middle of your reference time)
* @param duration duration of the integration, if greater than coordinate integration time the returned values are not instantaneous but are averaged
* over the provided interval.
* @param ra the returned observed azimuth in radians