SBFM120 1.2m Manual Pointing Flyaway
A 1.2m manually-pointed flyaway satellite antenna terminal for rapid, rugged deployment in mission-critical X, Ku (App30B-15), Kx, and Ka-band applications.
Typed specifications100 values
Discloses 6 of 10 fields engineers filter by in this category (category median 3).
- Frequency band
- X datasheet p.2 Ka SBFM120A | Ku SBFM120UL, App30B-15 Ku | other SBFM120UX, band printed as Kx | X SBFM120X +4
- Peak gain
- 40.4 dBi min · Rx mid-band App30B-15 Ku-band · datasheet p.2 45.8 dBi min · Rx mid-band Ka-band | 41 dBi min · Rx mid-band Kx-band | 37.5 dBi min · Rx mid-band X-band | 45.8 dBi min · SBFM120A Rx gain mid-band, ≥ +11
- Mass
- 16 000 g Antenna Net Weight (exclude BUC, LNB, packing, accessories) · datasheet p.2 16 000 g antenna net weight, excludes BUC, LNB, packing, accessories | 7 400 g Backpack 1 Net weight | 8 600 g Backpack 2 Net weight
- Frequency range
- 10 700 MHz min · Rx App30B-15 Ku-band · datasheet p.2 18 300 MHz min · Rx Ka-band | 10 700 MHz min · Rx Kx-band | 7 250 MHz min · Rx X-band | 12 750 MHz min · Tx App30B-15 Ku-band +27
- Envelope (L×W×H)
- 710x410x250 mm Backpack 1 packing size · datasheet p.2 630x510x310 mm Backpack 2 packing size
- Polarization
- Linear App30B-15 Ku-band · datasheet p.2 Circular Ka-band | Linear Kx-band | linear SBFM120UL and SBFM120UX | circular SBFM120X and SBFM120A +1
- Antenna type
- Ring focus datasheet p.2 dual reflector (Cassegrain / Gregorian / ring-focus) reflector type: Ring focus, carbon fiber
- Operating temperature
- -40 °C min · datasheet p.2 60 °C max | -40–60 °C
- RF connector
- other Feed Interface (SBFM120UL), WR75 · datasheet p.2 other Feed Interface (SBFM120X), WR112 | other Feed Interface Rx (SBFM120A), WR42 | other Feed Interface Tx (SBFM120A), WR28 | waveguide flange feed interface: WR112 (SBFM120X), WR75 (SBFM120UL, SBFM120UX)…
- Survival temperature
- -50 °C min · datasheet p.2 70 °C max | -50–70 °C storage
- VSWR, max
- 1.3 SBFM120A · datasheet p.2 1.25 SBFM120UL | 1.25 SBFM120UX | 1.3 SBFM120X | 1.3 max · SBFM120A, ≤ 1.3:1 +3
- Reflector diameter
- 1.2 m reflector size · datasheet p.2
- Mounting
- manual pointing; travel range Az ±180°, Elev 10° – 90° (0° - 90° optional), Pol ±90° (Ku-band only); packs into 2 hard cases or 2 backpacks datasheet p.2
- Isolation
- 85 dB min · SBFM120A isolation Tx to Rx, ≥ · datasheet p.2 25 dB min · SBFM120A XPD, ≥ | 85 dB min · SBFM120UL isolation Tx to Rx, ≥ | 35 dB min · SBFM120UL XPD, ≥ | 85 dB min · SBFM120UX isolation Tx to Rx, ≥ +3
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 supplier16 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- Tx Freq. (GHz)
- 7.9 – 8.4
- Rx Freq. (GHz)
- 7.25 – 7.75
- Reflector size
- 1.2 m
- Operational Temp.
- -40°C - +60°C
- Storage Temp.
- -50°C - +70°C
- Antenna Net Weight
- 16 kg
- Operational Wind Speed
- 72 km/h
- Survival Wind Speed
- 145 km/h
- Operational Rain
- 100 mm/h
- Humidity
- 100% @20°C
- Ingress protection
- IP67
- Backpack 1 size (mm)
- 710x410x250
- Backpack 1 Net weight
- 7.4 kg
- Backpack 1 Gross weight
- 12 kg
- Backpack 2 size (mm)
- 630x510x310
- Backpack 2 Net weight
- 8.6 kg
About
The SBFM120 is a portable flyaway antenna system designed to travel as airline-checkable luggage and assemble quickly in the field for beyond-line-of-sight (BLOS) satellite communications. The reflector and support structure are carbon fiber for low weight and high strength, engineered to drain rainwater even at high elevation pointing angles. It complies with MIL-STD-188-164A and ITU-R S.580. All antenna and RF components pack into two airline check-in cases or two carry-on backpacks for two-person transport by foot, vehicle, boat, ship, airplane, or helicopter. It is compatible with SpaceBridge’s ASAT and ESTELLA modem lines. Use cases include isolated military tactical units, disaster-recovery and public-safety teams, detached command-and-control centers, and backup paths for land networks (Communications-On-The-Pause).
Documentation
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