Azhdarchidae is a Ku-band phased-array terminal designed for low-Earth-orbit satellite communications. Its integrated electronic beam-steering technology tracks fast-moving satellites in real time, delivering stable, high-bandwidth transmission and reception without a mechanical rotation system.
Compared with conventional dish antennas, the low-profile architecture offers faster response, a smaller installation footprint, stronger weather resistance and substantially lower maintenance requirements.
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Track faster. Connect longer.
KEY FEATURES
One terminal. A complete signal path.
Designed as an integrated platform that can be adapted to different network, polarization and intermediate-frequency requirements.
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Highly integrated
RF, beamforming ICs, PA, LNA and antenna elements integrated into one system.
Branding
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Polarization control
Controllable linear and circular polarization for adaptable satellite links.
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Flexible UDC
Customizable up/down conversion supports MIMO streams and varied intermediate-frequency spectra.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Ku-band performance.
Preliminary system specifications. Contact Ultraband for configuration options and the latest product information.
Tx frequency | 12.75–14.5 GHz |
Polarization isolation | < −20 dB |
Beamwidth | < 4° |
EIRP | > 66 dBm |
Weight | 16 kg |
Rx frequency | 10.7–12.75 GHz |
Tx / Rx isolation | < −30 dB |
Beam scan angle | ±45° |
G/T | 6 dB/K |
Dimensions
| 56 × 56 × 11 cm |