Description
The Inter-Satellite and Ground Communication Reflector Antenna (ISGC-RA) operates in the QV-band and provides the functions of inter-satellite communication beam transceiving, satellite-ground communication beam transceiving, and mechanical rotation of the antenna. The main tasks of the antenna assembly are as follows: After the satellite is successfully inserted into orbit, the antenna is released and deployed to the initial operating position via the hold-down and release mechanism (HDRM) in accordance with the satellite system requirements. The controller receives control commands such as pointing angles, drives the antenna to perform two-degree-of-freedom motion, and completes pointing and tracking tasks toward the designated area. In calibration mode, it can perform tracking scanning based on the feedback energy signals.
Technical Specifications
Item | Specification |
Operating Frequency | 40~64 GHz |
Gain | > 41 dBi |
Rotation Range | ±90°@Azimuth, >247.50°@Elevation |
Number Of Rotations Of The Mechanism | More than 500000 times |
Polarization Mode | Inter-satellite:RHCP; LHCP Satellite-ground: Dual circular polarization |
Axial Ratio | ≤3 dB(normal direction) |
VSWR | ≤ 1.8 |
Pointing Accuracy | Better than 15% of the half-power beam width |
Sidelobe Suppression | -15 dB |
Polarization Isolation | ≥ 20 dBc |
Power Capacity | 16 W(Mean Value@Vacuum) |