2017 Topical Workshop on Internet of Space (TWIOS) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/twios.2017.7869770
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Low cost Ka-band transmitter for CubeSat systems

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“…Fig. 13(a) shows a Ka-band lens antenna for CubeSats and nanosatellites [45]. A waveguide E-plane bend is used to couple the transmitting signal into a circular polarizer and lens antenna for eficient power radiation.…”
Section: B Antennas For Small Satellite High-speed Data Downlinkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fig. 13(a) shows a Ka-band lens antenna for CubeSats and nanosatellites [45]. A waveguide E-plane bend is used to couple the transmitting signal into a circular polarizer and lens antenna for eficient power radiation.…”
Section: B Antennas For Small Satellite High-speed Data Downlinkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From a technological point of view, the premises to adopt a Kaband communication link with the DVB-S2X standard are already in place. One proposal for a Ka-band CubeSat transceiver is presented in [28], and consists in mixing an intermediate-frequency signal at 1 GHz with the second harmonic generated by a local oscillator operating at half of the desired radio-frequency. Exploiting this approach, the presence on the market of components operating at frequencies beyond 15 GHz enables the achievement of frequencies above 30 GHz [29].…”
Section: Link Budgetsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The gain enhancement usually requires larger design space, but the limited volume available onboard CubeSats makes performance optimization difficult. Several antenna structures that address high-gain features have been proposed, including reflectors [3], [4], lens [5], reflectarrays [6], leaky-wave antennas [7], slots [8], spirals [9], [10], patches [11]- [18], and patch arrays [19]- [22]. The gain, design volumes, operating frequencies of these antennas are provided in Table I.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%