Analyzed, developed, and tested were high power microwave components for communications satellites systems. Included were waveguide and flange configurations with venting, a harmonic filter, forward and reverse power monitors, electrical fault sensors, and a diplexer for two channel simultaneous transmission. The assembly of 8.36 GHz components was bench tested, and then operated for 60 hours at 3.5 kW CW in a high vacuum. The diplexer was omitted from this test pending a modification of its end irises. An RF leakage test showed only that care is required at flange junctions; all other components were RF tight. Designs were extrapolated for 12 GHz and 2.64 GHz high power satellite systems
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Multikilowatt transmitter study for space communications satellites - amplifier design
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Monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMIC), which incorporate all the elements of a microwave c...
NASA is presently developing nuclear reactor technologies, under Project Prometheus, which will prov...
Introduction, organization, analyses, conclusions, and recommendations for each of the spaceborne su...
In Feb. 1993, the Solar Power Satellite (SPS) Working Group from ISAS, Japan will launch a sounding ...
Multikilowatt transmitter study for space communications satellites - amplifier design
A study of microwave power generation, transmission, reception and control was conducted as a part o...
A new amplifier architecture was developed during this contract that is superior to any other solid ...
Design of low-cost microwave adaptor suitable for television reception from high-power communication...
The ultramicrowave communications system program investigated the feasibility of a solid state syste...
Feasibility evaluations of klystron amplifiers for conversion of solar power in synchronous orbit in...
Advanced baseband and microwave switching techniques for large domestic communications satellites op...
The design definition of a microwave power reception and conversion system for use on high altitude ...
The engineering development of a solid-state transmitter amplifier operating in the 20-GHz frequency...
Achievable flatness for the microwave power transmission system antenna array was determined. Two co...
Microwave systems performance and phase control are discussed. Component design and reliability are ...
Monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMIC), which incorporate all the elements of a microwave c...
NASA is presently developing nuclear reactor technologies, under Project Prometheus, which will prov...
Introduction, organization, analyses, conclusions, and recommendations for each of the spaceborne su...
In Feb. 1993, the Solar Power Satellite (SPS) Working Group from ISAS, Japan will launch a sounding ...