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RF Ku Frequency Band 25W BUC

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Product Features:

  • Built-in receive rejection filter

  • Low power consumption, low spurious emissions, ultra-low phase noise

  • Built-in overcurrent protection function

  • Built-in temperature protection function

  • Operating temperature: -40℃~75℃

  • Storage temperature: -55℃~80℃

The Ku Frequency Band with 25W power is a critical component in modern satellite communication systems. Operating typically within the 12 to 18 GHz range, the Ku band is well-suited for high-bandwidth applications such as satellite TV broadcasting, VSAT networks, and broadband internet services.

A 25-watt transmitter output in the Ku band delivers a strong, focused signal that supports reliable communication over vast distances. This power level balances efficiency and coverage, making it ideal for satellite terminals requiring robust uplink capabilities without excessive power consumption.

Key advantages of Ku Band at 25W include:

  • High Data Throughput: Supports HD TV, video conferencing, and high-speed internet.

  • Smaller Antenna Size: Compared to lower frequency bands, Ku band signals allow for more compact, lightweight ground equipment.

  • Resilience to Interference: Less prone to terrestrial interference than lower bands.

  • Global Coverage: Widely used in both fixed and mobile satellite communications worldwide.

In summary, a 25W Ku band transceiver offers an innovative and efficient solution for satellite communications, powering a broad range of applications with strong performance and versatile deployment options.

Product Features:

  • Built-in receive rejection filter

  • Low power consumption, low spurious emissions, ultra-low phase noise

  • Built-in overcurrent protection function

  • Built-in temperature protection function

  • Operating temperature: -40℃~75℃

  • Storage temperature: -55℃~80℃

The Ku Frequency Band with 25W power is a critical component in modern satellite communication systems. Operating typically within the 12 to 18 GHz range, the Ku band is well-suited for high-bandwidth applications such as satellite TV broadcasting, VSAT networks, and broadband internet services.

A 25-watt transmitter output in the Ku band delivers a strong, focused signal that supports reliable communication over vast distances. This power level balances efficiency and coverage, making it ideal for satellite terminals requiring robust uplink capabilities without excessive power consumption.

Key advantages of Ku Band at 25W include:

  • High Data Throughput: Supports HD TV, video conferencing, and high-speed internet.

  • Smaller Antenna Size: Compared to lower frequency bands, Ku band signals allow for more compact, lightweight ground equipment.

  • Resilience to Interference: Less prone to terrestrial interference than lower bands.

  • Global Coverage: Widely used in both fixed and mobile satellite communications worldwide.

In summary, a 25W Ku band transceiver offers an innovative and efficient solution for satellite communications, powering a broad range of applications with strong performance and versatile deployment options.

Component Specifications
Parameter Specifications Remark
RF Frequency 13.75/14GHz-14.5GHz  
IF Frequency 950MHz-1450/1700MHz or 2500-3000MHz  
Lo Frequency 12.8/13.5GHz or 11.5GHz  
Reference Frequency 10MHz 0±5 dBm,Input via IF Port  
Small Signal Gain ≥65dB  
Gain Adjustment Range 20dB @ 0.5dB Stepping  
Gain Flatness ±0.6dB/40MHz ±1.5dB/500MHz ±2dB/750MHz  
Saturation Output Power ≥44dBm Other power levels can be customized
IM3 ≤-25dBc@ Rated power fallback 3dB  
Phase Noise ≤-63dBc/Hz@100Hz ≤-73dBc/Hz@1kHz ≤-83dBc/Hz@10kHz ≤-93dBc/Hz@100kHz  
In-band Emission Noise ≤-76dBm/Hz  
In-band Reception Noise ≤-156dBm/Hz@10.95~ 12.75GHz  
Spurious Emissions ≤-55dBc  
Input VSWR 1.5:1  
Output VSWR 2:1  
Power Supply +28 V/DC  
Power Consumption ≤140W  

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