The First Observations of Type I and III Radio Bursts with LOFAR Station in Bałdy

The LOw-Frequency ARray (LOFAR) telescope is a radio interferometer, arranged in 51 stations across Europe. The LOFAR maximum baseline in the N - S direction is 1294 km (between the Onsala - Nançay stations) and in the E - W is 1887 km (between the Bałdy - Birr stations). The telescope operates in the frequency range 10 to 240 MHz. Each station consists of two antenna fields: (i) LBA (Low Band Antennas) antennas, operating in frequency range of 10-90 MHz and (ii) HBA (High Band Antennas) antennas operating in frequency range of 110-250 MHz. Details about construction and operating the LOFAR telescope can be found in [2].