Satellite Data Receiving Training Station
SDR-based training ground station (136–438 MHz, 9600 bps, FSK, 2 fixed antennas, receives 50+ satellites including weather satellites).
Technical specifications
- Purpose
- Training complex for spacecraft radio signal reception, analysis, and project activity
- Year of release
- 2014
- Guaranteed service life
- 1 year
- Estimated production/delivery time
- 1 month
- Frequency range, MHz
- 136–146 and 435–438
- Maximum data receiving speed, bps
- 9600
- Supported modulation
- FSK
- Technology
- Software-defined radio (SDR)
- Antennas
- 2 fixed antennas
- Capabilities
- Telegraphic signals, weather satellite images, telemetry from 50+ satellites
- TRL
- 9
About
The Satellite Data Receiving Training Station is a training complex for receiving radio signals from spacecraft for analysis and use in project activities. Operating in 136–146 MHz and 435–438 MHz bands at up to 9600 bps with FSK modulation, it is based on software-defined radio technology and includes two fixed antennas. Capable of receiving telegraphic radio signals, weather satellite images, and telemetry from more than 50 satellites. Released in 2014 with 1-year service life and 1-month delivery time. Not yet flight qualified.
Documentation
No public datasheet yet — request the datasheet / ICD from the supplier.
