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The star signal power does not depend on _____________

The star signal power does not depend on _____________ Correct Answer Size of the star

Star signal power is the effective area of the telescope times the irradiance of the star. It depends on the spectral irradiance of the stellar light, the spectral response of the light detector, and the brightness of the star.

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