Published online by Cambridge University Press: 26 May 2016
We present results of the first low frequency measurements of integrated profiles and flux densities of a large set of millisecond pulsars at 102 MHz. Combining our observations with data at higher frequencies, borrowed from literature we performed the comparative analysis of the frequency dependence of profile width and spectra of millisecond and normal pulsars, searching for similarities and differences between their properties. Millisecond pulsars are differ to “normal” ones in much weaker frequency dependence of the width of integrated profile and the absence of the low- frequency turn-over in pulsar spectra.