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A frequency of 1GHz on a spectrum analyser corresponds to what frequency in the Ku band?
The Ku band of microwave frequencies ranges from 12 to 18 GHz. A frequency of 1GHz is not in the Ku band. There is no correspondence. Is the 1GHz setting on the spectrum analyzer a center frequency? Or is it one of the ends of the spectrum analyzed? Is it the width of the spectrum being analyzed? And if it is the latter, what is its center? Knowing these things will still not change the answer given, but may help to "sort out" a possible problem with the question the way it is written.
What is Quo-band?
Perhaps, you misspelled it. It should be Ku band, a high frequency band used for beaming satellite signals, including Television channels.
A VSAT system operates in what frequency band?
{| |+ VSAT Frequency Spectrum Allocation This table acts as a guide only. |- ! Band ! Frequency GHz ! Area Foot-print ! Delivered Power ! Rainfall effect ! ! Band C | 3 to 7 Large Low Minimum ! Band Ku | 10 to 18 Medium Medium Moderate ! Band Ka | 18 to 31 Small High Severe |}
What is the frequency range in satellite communication?
The satellite transponder typically works in either the C-band (4-8GHz) or the Ku-band (12-18GHz) and these are for the downlink (from the satellite to the earth station).
How do you calculate downlink frequency by uplink?
You would need to know the LO frequency from the satellite. Ex- C-band is 2200Mhz If you UL is 6.0GHz you DL would be 3.8GHz
What is the reasone for select Ku band frequency is 1411 G Hz in satellite communications?
Ku band, (Transmit frequency 13.75 to 14.50 GHz, Receive frequency 10.70 to 12.75 GHz dependant on which region of the earth you live in) is used rather than C band (4 to 6 GHz) because the higher frequency allows for broader transmit and receive bandwidths, so more data, computer traffic, movies, etc can be sent. The signal power lost in transmitting from earth to the satellite and back to earth again varies with frequency, but not as a simple linear sloping line increasing with frequency way, it has peaks and troughs. This is because at some frequencies Oxygen and Water absorb much more power and it is difficult to generate enough power to pass a strong signal through the atmosphere, so those frequencies are avoided. Ku band uses a part of the frequency spectrum with a lower atmospheric loss between earth and space, so relatively less microwave power is needed to efficiently transmit to and from the satellite.
Provide a list and brief description of the five frequency bands which are used by satellites to transmit and receive signals?
L-band--1.5-2.7 GHz S-band--2.7-3.5 GHz C-band--3.4-6.7 GHz Ku-band--12-18 GHz Ka-band--18-40 GHz
How do you Calculate intermediate frequency?
If=lo-rf
What are exact frequecies that are used for radars in Ku band?
The Ku-band ranges between 12 and 18 GHz. It is primarily used for satellite communications in Europe. The FCC has regulated 13.45 GHz for Ku and has only recently been introduced to the U.S. for speed detection.
What is the difference between frequency diversity and space diversity?
What is the Diffeence between the In band and Out of Band Frequency Diversity
What effects does salt water have on the frequency Ku?
Since we don't know what you're doing with salt water ... the question is presumably from an experiment ... we don't know. You're the one who is supposed to have done the work, just describe what happened. If you didn't do the work and are trying to dry lab it, shame on you.
Why is ku band microwave used in remote sensing of sea ice?
The Ku-band (12-22 GHz frequency, 2 cm wavelength) is much stronger than the the other bands (x, c, l). With its high capability it is used to study the properties of sea ice and thinner snow, where there is weaker response by the other bands. Using Ku-band , we get a stronger backscattered radiation from the surface and hence the surface type properties could be studied more in detail.
