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    Antenna Project Summary: Tilte

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    The document provides specifications for designing a ground antenna system for transmitting and receiving signals in the X-band to communicate with a geostationary satellite. The antenna must have a main beam that can automatically track the satellite as it moves and cover an elevation range of 15 to 90 degrees and full 360 degrees of azimuth. It needs a gain above 29 dBi for transmission and 28.5 dBi for reception while maintaining side lobe levels below -20dB and a cross polarization isolation above 20dB. The antenna also cannot exceed 800mm in any dimension or 400mm in profile.

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    Antenna Project Summary: Tilte

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    The document provides specifications for designing a ground antenna system for transmitting and receiving signals in the X-band to communicate with a geostationary satellite. The antenna must have a main beam that can automatically track the satellite as it moves and cover an elevation range of 15 to 90 degrees and full 360 degrees of azimuth. It needs a gain above 29 dBi for transmission and 28.5 dBi for reception while maintaining side lobe levels below -20dB and a cross polarization isolation above 20dB. The antenna also cannot exceed 800mm in any dimension or 400mm in profile.

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    The document provides specifications for designing a ground antenna system for transmitting and receiving signals in the X-band to communicate with a geostationary satellite. The antenna must have a main beam that can automatically track the satellite as it moves and cover an elevation range of 15 to 90 degrees and full 360 degrees of azimuth. It needs a gain above 29 dBi for transmission and 28.5 dBi for reception while maintaining side lobe levels below -20dB and a cross polarization isolation above 20dB. The antenna also cannot exceed 800mm in any dimension or 400mm in profile.

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    Antenna Project Summary: Tilte

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    Fer Martinez de la Riva
    The document provides specifications for designing a ground antenna system for transmitting and receiving signals in the X-band to communicate with a geostationary satellite. The antenna must have a main beam that can automatically track the satellite as it moves and cover an elevation range of 15 to 90 degrees and full 360 degrees of azimuth. It needs a gain above 29 dBi for transmission and 28.5 dBi for reception while maintaining side lobe levels below -20dB and a cross polarization isolation above 20dB. The antenna also cannot exceed 800mm in any dimension or 400mm in profile.

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    Antenna Project summary 

    Tilte:  
    Ground antenna for an internet link on the X-band on moving platforms

    Description:  
    The objective is the design of a transmitting and receiving antenna for the ground segment
    of an X-band satellite link. The antenna is intended to be used on a moving platform, so
    that its main beam must always be aimed at the geostationary satellite that serves as a
    base station in the communications system.
    Depending on the type of antenna used, a mechanical pointing structure, an electronic
    pointing or a mixed pointing can be considered, so that one of the angles (azimuth) is
    mechanically selected and the other (elevation) is electronically selected

    Specifications 
    The specifications to be satisfied are the following:
    Specification Value Comments
    Transmission frequency band 7.9 a 8.4 GHz
    Receiving frequency band 7.25 a 7.75 GHz
    EIRP in the main direction >43dBW
    Minimum gain in transmission 29dBi
    G/T >8.5dB/k At 30º of elevation
    Minimum gain in reception 28.5dBi
    Side lobe level <-20dB
    Polarization Circular switchable LHCP / RHCP
    Copolar crosspolar relation >20dB
    Pointing direction coverage at 15 to 90º
    elevation
    Pointing direction coverage at 360º
    azimuth
    Geostationary satellite orbital 30º W
    position
    Maximum beamwidth 20º In both dimensions
    Maximum antena size 800mm In any dimension
    Maximum antena profile 400mm Channels per Carrier x
    number of beams
    Output terminal WR112 or SMA X-band waveguide

    Note: In the first phase, these specifications could be relaxed depending the kind of
    antenna.

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