Mobile antenna developments in EADS astrium
S.J. Stirland, J. R. Brain
Abstract
S.J. Stirland, J. R. Brain
Abstract
Satellite communications in Ku- and Ka-bands are beginning to see increasing interest in active and semi-active antennas, because of the flexibility they provide compared with the conventional passive approach. For mobile communications in L and S-bands, on the other hand, active antennas have been mandatory for a number of years, because the accommodation of the additional reflectors which would be necessary for a passive antenna approach is impossible.
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Satellite communications in Ku- and Ka-bands are beginning to see increasing interest in active and semi-active antennas, because of the flexibility they provide compared with the conventional passive approach. For mobile communications in L and S-bands, on the other hand, active antennas have been mandatory for a number of years, because the accommodation of the additional reflectors which would be necessary for a passive antenna approach is impossible.
Key concepts: Flexibility (engineering), Communications satellite, Directional antenna, Antenna (radio), Omnidirectional antenna, Mobile telephony, Computer science, Telecommunications