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The Contribution of the OK HAMs to the P3D Project
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Submitted by admin on Thu, 30.09.1999 - 00:00
According to the P3D satellite general design, two on-board receivers have been developed for the uplink on the L-band. The first with the central frequency 1268.450 Mhz and the second one with the central frequency 1269.375 MHz. The bandwidth of the analog passband is about 250 kHz. Because the high-gain (SBF) and the omni antenas will be applied, the two LNAs directly connected to the antennas are used for low noise temperature achievement. The LNA's output signals are coming into the power divider through the PIN diode switch. Divided signals are coming into double-conversion receiver modules. Each receiver has three signal outputs - IF matrix, CMD unit and RUDAK unit as well as two telemetry outputs - AGC and TEMP.
L-band receivers arrangement scheme
Responsible for the project is Dr. Miroslav Kasal, OK2AQK@amsat.org,
Institute of Radioelectronics, FEI VUT Brno.
In near future you will can see more information about his team on its own WWW pages. We will advise the URL in time.
© OK2AQK, 1998 |
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