SGRS-12P Ground Station
Satrev (SatRevolution)
Fully autonomous all-weather ground station operating in UHF and S-band for LEO satellite tracking, TT&C, and DVB-S2 data downlink.
Typed specifications8 values
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- Frequency bands
- S downlink · datasheet p.1 UHF uplink
- Antenna diameter
- 3 m datasheet p.2
- Mass
- 60 kg product page
- Frequency range
- 2 000–2 300 MHz datasheet p.2
- Envelope (L×W×H)
- 3 m (diameter) product page
- Operating temperature
- -20–55 °C datasheet p.2
- Connector
- N Female product page
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As published by the supplier18 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- Bands
- UHF (redundant TT&C), S-band (data downlink)
- Enclosure
- All-weather protective dome
- Downlink protocol
- Reduced-bandwidth DVB-S2 on S-band
- Orbit compatibility
- LEO satellite tracking
- Operation mode
- Fully autonomous
- Dimensions
- 3 m (diameter)
- Optimized for
- 2250 MHz
- Frequency range
- 2000 MHz to 2300 MHz
- Polarization
- RHCP
- Gain
- 32 dBi
- HPBW
- 3°
- Mass
- 60 kg
- Max Velocity
- 15°/s
- Max Acceleration
- 2.5°/s²
- Max Wind Speed
- 100 km/h
- Operating temperature
- -20°C to +55°C
- Weatherproof
- Yes
- Connector Type
- N Female
About
The SGRS-12P is SatRev’s fully autonomous ground station, enabling satellite communication control and data transfer to and from orbit for sovereign, independent satellite operations. The system operates across two frequency bands: UHF for redundant telemetry, tracking, and command (TT&C), and S-band for higher-bandwidth data downlink.
The station is enclosed in an all-weather protective dome, enabling continuous operation regardless of environmental conditions. It can track and communicate with LEO satellites, send and receive narrowband RF data on UHF, and receive reduced-bandwidth DVB-S2 data on S-band — supporting both SatRev’s own satellite fleet and third-party customer missions requiring dedicated, autonomous ground infrastructure.
Documentation
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