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    SatelliteLinkDesi n

    R.N.Mutagi

    ElectronicsandCommunicationEngineeringDepartmentn us ns u eo ec no ogyan ng neer ng

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    po n source n space

    transmitting powerPtwatts

    in all the directions, alon 4

    radians of a sphere is called

    an isotropic radiator

    .

    The flux density in unit area

    (1 m2) at a distance R

    me ers rom s source s

    2

    2W/m

    PF t=

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    A practical antenna radiates P0watts of total power thepower radiated in unit solid angle in the direction is P().

    If this power is transmitted by an ideal isotropic radiator

    the power transmitted along unit solid angle would be

    P /4W/m2.

    The gain of the practical antenna is therefore

    directioninantennapracticalbydtransmittePower

    directionsameinradiatorisotropicbydtransmittePower

    4/

    )(

    0P

    G =

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    e power ra a e y an an enna a ong e ore s g

    is the maximum

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    Antenna gain depends of the ability of the antenna to concentrate

    the energy in particular direction

    hwavelen tisandareaa erturetheiswhere4

    AA

    G

    =

    An effective aperture areaAe = AA, is defined to account for theA

    22

    4

    4 eA

    AAG ==

    For a circular parabolic dishA=D2/4, where D is diameter

    2

    2A2

    ===

    G

    AA

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    sa e e rece v ng s a on as a s an enna w an

    aperture area of 7.5 m2. It receives a signal at 4.2GHz. If

    the a erture efficienc is assumed to be 70% find the

    gain of the antenna. If the service is switched to Ku band

    and the new frequency of reception is 11.5 GHz find the.

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    =2

    G AAntenna gain is given by

    We have A=7.5 m2, =0.7 and

    =c/f=3x108/4.2x109=0.071m

    dBdBG 12.41)12941log(10129410714.0

    .7.0

    2===

    =

    For 11.5 GHz the wavelength is =3x108/11.5x109=0.026m

    dBidBG 89.49)97594log(1097594

    026.0

    .7.0

    2===

    =

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    reateanequat ontoca cu atet eantennaga n n w enfrequency

    in

    GHz

    and

    diameter

    in

    meter

    are

    given

    2

    =

    G A

    /

    2

    =c

    DG A

    16054.9180lo20lo2094.9lo10

    )103log(20)10log(20log20log20log10 89

    ++++=

    +++=

    D

    fDG AdB

    4.20log20log20log10++=

    fDA

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    or a ransm er ransm ng power t a s w an

    antenna gain Gt the EIRP is defined as

    ttGPEIRP=

    2W/mGP

    F tt=

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    4 eA r

    effectivearea

    si nalwavelen th

    2

    r =

    Foragivenantennathegainishigherfor

    higher

    frequency

    TxPin

    EIRP

    R

    FRx

    Pr

    Prad

    t r

    ( ) 22 GGPEIRP rtrad

    12

    22 4444 =

    ==

    RRRrtrader

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    - ,

    expansion of the spherical wave front as the wave

    .

    22

    44 == fRR c

    p

    losspathspacefreewhere =Lp

    (Hz)frequency

    (m)distance

    ==

    f

    R

    m/s)10(3space-freeinlightofvelocityc8

    =

    =

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    orageostat onarysate teca cu atet e reespace oss n

    dBfor

    the

    signal

    received

    on

    ground

    at

    frequencies

    4GHz

    and11GHz

    Create

    an

    equation

    for

    measuring

    free

    space

    loss

    in

    dB

    when

    22

    =

    =c

    Lp

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    2 += LGEIRPP

    4 = RGGPPrtradr

    (dBW)powerreceived=Where Pr

    4

    2

    == R

    tt

    p

    Considering atmospheric attenuation, La, Transmit Antennalosses Lta, receiving antenna losses Lra we can write

    dBWrataaprr

    LLLLGEIRPP +=

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    o ec s a p ys ca empera ure n >o genera e

    electrical noise at receiver frequencies. The noise poweris iven b

    Pn = N0B = kTnB

    n

    N0 is noise power spectral density in W/Hz

    k is Boltzmanns constant =1.38 x 10-23 J/K

    =-228.6 dBW/K/Hz

    Tn is system noise temperature in0K(0C+273)

    Fall2008 16

    B is the system noise bandwidth in Hz

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    Ideal IFIdealIdeal RF

    Pn

    amplifiermixeramp er

    Gain

    GRF

    Gain

    G

    Gain

    GTin

    TRF

    TM TIF

    Gain E uivalent

    GRF.GM.GIF ns system

    R.N.Mutagi ELN5597 17

    )( inRFMIFRFMMIFIFIF TTkBGGGBkTGGBkTGPn +++=

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    TTkBkTkTPn +++=

    inRFMIF

    IFMIF

    n

    TTG

    T

    GG

    TkBGGG

    +++= )(

    SIFMIF kBTGGG=

    TS isthesingleequivalentnoisetemperatureproducingsame

    noisepower

    +++= )( inRFMIF

    S TTTT

    TRFRFM

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    an rece ver assu systemsw t o ow ng

    specifications

    dBGKT MRF

    RFin

    350

    ==

    ==

    KTIF

    IFM

    1000

    =

    a cu atet e

    system

    no se

    temperature

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    +++= )( inRFRF

    M

    RFM

    IFS TT

    GT

    GGTT dBGKT

    dBGKT

    MRF

    RFin

    5.0350

    2002350

    ===

    ===

    KT

    dBGKT

    IF

    IFM

    1000

    100030500

    =

    ===

    5001000 S

    1005.210

    2002005.0

    ++=

    K5.112=

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    andis

    defined

    as

    ( )in

    NS Si/Ni

    Anamplifier

    will

    add

    its

    own

    noise

    and

    the

    output

    S/N

    will

    be

    ( )out

    NSo o

    lowerthaninputS/N

    ( )AAiiiii NNANNSNS +/

    ( ) iiAiioo ANANNANASNS +/

    ,

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    e re a on e ween no se gure an no se empera ure

    is give by

    Where T0

    is the reference noise temperature = 290K

    0 =d

    Example, for an amplifier with noise figure of 3 dB the noise

    empera ure s

    ( ) KTd 29012290 ==

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    e carr er o no se ra o a e rece ver npu s

    ===

    S

    rtt

    S

    rtt

    T

    G

    RkB

    GP

    BkT

    RGGP

    powerNoise

    powerSignal

    N

    C2

    4

    4

    The terms in first bracket depend on the satellite

    parame ers an ose n e secon epen on ereceiving earth station

    r Scalled the Figure of Merit of the earth station

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    n ear s a on as an an enna o m ame er an

    has an efficiency of 65%. The system noise temperatureof 80K. The receive fre uenc is 4GHz. Find the G/T

    ratio of the earth station.

    DG Ar 256609

    104/103

    1565.0

    2

    98

    2

    =

    =

    =

    TS 80

    ==

    =

    Sr

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    equation

    dBW+= LLLLGEIRPP

    sationearthofeirp

    =

    raaaprr

    EIRP

    frequencyuplinkatlosspath=

    =

    p

    r

    L

    lossantennasatellite

    lossantennastationearth

    ==

    ra

    ta

    L

    L

    lossescatmospheri=aL

    ( ) ( )

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    ( ) ( ){ {

    UL

    M

    UL

    p

    Sat

    sr

    ESSat

    ULLLTGEIRPNC ++= 6.228// 0

    43421321

    43421

    ( ) ( ) MpSrUL LLTGEIRPNC ++= 3214341

    3214341

    6.228// 0ULkULSat

    ESSatelliteat

    AlltermsareexpressedindB

    Thelasttermincludesalltheantennalosses,

    atmosphericattenuation

    loss

    and

    also

    any

    other

    marginrequired(likerainfadingmargin)

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    e sa e e n cons s s o up n an own n

    In a frequency translation type transponder the downlinkis affected b the u link

    The total C/N received is given by

    111

    +

    =

    DLUL NNN

    If (C/N)UL>> (C/N)DL then the link is downlink limited, else

    it is uplink limited

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    In addition to thermal noise interference si nals within

    the band also impair the carrier

    The total uplink noise power isth

    += k kuINN

    k

    11111

    +

    =

    +

    =

    CCCCC

    Similarly for downlink

    UUkUUL

    11111 CCCCC

    Overall satellite link is

    =

    =

    DDk kDDL ININN

    1

    +

    +

    +

    =

    DUDUTotal I

    C

    I

    C

    N

    C

    N

    C

    N

    C

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    sate tetransm ts s gna n u an Transmit

    frequency

    12

    GHz

    Transmit oweris 160W

    gainofsatelliteantennais35dBi ontheboresight.

    Receiveantennagainis33dBi .

    Thereceivesystemnoisetemperatureis145K Signalbandwidthis20MHz.

    Calculate theC/Natthereceiverandthelinkmarginifthe

    demodulatorrequiresaminimumC/Nof10dB.

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    rataaprr ==

    ====

    4422

    =

    =fRR

    L

    lo20lo204

    lo20 ++

    = RdBL

    c

    )000,000,36log(20)1012log(206.147103

    9 ++=

    13.20513.311206.211806.147 =++++=

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    = - . - + =- .

    N=k(dB)+Ts(dB)+B(dB)= -228.6+10lo 145+10lo 20x106

    = -228.6 + 21.61 + 70+3

    = -133.99

    C/N dB = -116.13 (-133.99) = 17.86 dB

    arg n = va a e res o= 17.86 10 = 7.86 dB