501The airborne antennas have autonomous capabilities to acquire the longitude, latitude, and direction of the aircraft , automatically track the target satellite. The antenna can be customized according to the aircraft's mounting structure. The Diameter of the it ranges from 0.28m to 0.8m.
The airborne antennas have autonomous capabilities to acquire the longitude, latitude, and direction of the aircraft, automatically track the target satellite, and display the antennas azimuth and elevation angles.
It is equipped with an independent composite navigation unit, allowing for autonomous satellite acquisition. The system can automatically control the antennas alignment with the satellite-based on input parameters.
It provides two methods of satellite tracking: real-time automatic tracking and manual tracking.
Additionally, it is equipped with memory functions and power-off protection capabilities and also includes self-diagnosis, status inquiry, and fault alarm functions.
Common specifications of airborne antennas
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specification |
remarks |
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Antenna type |
Parabolic |
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Two axis balance and stability |
Azimuth and Pitch |
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Operating frequency |
Ku: Rx：10.7 GHz～12.75GHz Tx：13.75 GHz～14.5GHz Ka: Rx：18.2 GHz～20.2GHz Tx：29.0GHz～30GHz |
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Ku: linear polarization Ka: circular polarization |
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<90s |
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Azimuth Range |
360° |
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Pitch rotation |
0°～90° |
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Dynamic Tracking accuracy |
≤（1/8）*θ0.5 (r.m.s) 1 |
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24V～32VDC |
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-40℃～65℃ |
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