BEAMSAT Ku-Band Horn Antenna
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Dual-band linear-polarization Ku horn antenna for LEO and GEO, under 2U and 633 g, 16.2 dBi peak gain.
Typed specifications36 values
Discloses 8 of 10 fields engineers filter by in this category (category median 3).
- Frequency band
- Ku datasheet p.1 Ku KU - BAND 1 | Ku KU - BAND 2
- Peak gain
- 16.2 dBi KU - BAND 1 · datasheet p.2 16.2 dBi KU - BAND 2 | 16.2 dBi Ku-band 1 peak gain | 16.2 dBi Ku-band 2 peak gain
- Mass
- 633 g datasheet p.2
- Frequency range
- 10 700 MHz min · KU - BAND 1 · datasheet p.2 13 000 MHz min · KU - BAND 2 | 12 750 MHz max · KU - BAND 1 | 14 800 MHz max · KU - BAND 2 | 10 700–12 750 MHz KU - BAND 1 +3
- Beamwidth (-3 dB)
- 22 ° HPBW, Ku-band 1 · datasheet p.2 22 ° HPBW, Ku-band 2 | 22 ° KU - BAND 1 | 22 ° KU - BAND 2
- Envelope (L×W×H)
- 109.1 mm x 109.1 mm x 205.3 mm datasheet p.2
- Polarization
- linear KU - BAND 1 · datasheet p.2 linear KU - BAND 2
- Antenna type
- horn datasheet p.1
- RF connector
- SMA KU - BAND 1 · datasheet p.2 SMA KU - BAND 2 | SMA
- Fixed or deployable
- fixed datasheet p.0
- Connector
- SMA KU - BAND 1 · datasheet p.2 SMA KU - BAND 2
- Satellite class
- microsat 10-100 kg datasheet p.1 GEO GEO satellites services | smallsat 100-500 kg | GEO
- RF ports
- 2 datasheet p.1
- Isolation
- -50 dB max · insulation, Ku-band 1, printed < -50 dB · datasheet p.2
Each value is typed with its unit and measurement condition and cites the datasheet page it was taken from. Nothing is guessed: a field that is absent here has not been published by the manufacturer. machine-extracted ✓ checked by NewSpace Market ✓ manufacturer confirmed by the manufacturer.
As published by the supplier10 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- Frequency KU-band 1
- 10.7 - 12.75 GHz
- Frequency KU-band 2
- 13 - 14.8 GHz
- Peak gain
- 16.2 dBi in both bands
- Input matching
- < -15 dB in both bands
- Hpbw
- 22 deg in both bands
- Insulation
- < -50 dB (band 1)
- Polarization
- Linear
- Connector
- SMA
- Volume
- < 2 U
- Mass
- 633 g
About
The Ku-band horn antenna is designed for satellite services applications in both LEO and GEO orbits. With a volume below 2 U and a mass of 633 g, it offers high-gain performance and supports dual-band, dual-polarization capabilities, ensuring reliable communication across a wide range of frequencies.
Its cost-effective design makes it ideal for missions requiring efficient payload integration, enabling robust data transmission while minimizing space and weight constraints.
Applications: LEO small satellite services, GEO satellite services and FSS telecommunications.
Documentation
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