Compliance Letter

0263-EX-ST-2005 Text Documents

Globecomm Systems, Inc.

2005-05-16ELS_70822

              May 10, 2005
                                                                                                      GLOBECOMM

             Federal Communications Commission — International Bureau
             445 12"" Street, S.W.
             Washington, D.C. 20554

             Subject:        GSI 0.75m Transportable Earth Station

             To Whom It May Concern:

             The Globecomm Systems Inc. Ku—band terminal will use one AvL Model 9066, temporary fixed
             antenna with a dimension of 90 x 66 cm (an equivalent aperture of 0.75 meter).

             The antenna pattern of the GSI 75cm Small Earth Station is non—compliant with the 29 — 25
             log{O} specification between 1.25 degrees and 1.73 degrees angle off bore—sight. The 1.25
             degree point is within the main beam of the 75cm antenna. Consequently, it will not be possible
             to reduce the power density enough so that the terminal will radiate an EIRP density of 15
             dBW/4 kHz at the 1.25 degrees angle off bore—sight that would be the equivalent to a terminal
             using a compliant antenna.

             Our application to the FCC for an STA will be based on the calculation of the maximum EIRP
             density at the actual minimum angle off bore—sight (plus pointing error) to the next adjacent
             satellites.

             The antenna pattern is compliant with the 29 — 25 log{O} specification beyond 1.73 degrees
             angle off bore—sight. With the worst case pointing error is 0.3 degrees, this means the emissions
             would be within the implied limits beyond 2.03 degrees off bore—sight.

             Since the angle between adjacent satellites is always greater than the geocentric angle (see
             Attachment), the terminal will radiate an EIRP density in the direction of adjacent satellites that
             is equal to or less than the EIRP density radiated by a fully compliant antenna when both
             terminals limit the power density into the antenna to —14 dBW/4 kHz.

             By this analysis, the 75cm terminal will not cause interference to the adjacent satellite.

             Thus, we need only limit the power density to:        —14 dBW / 4 kHz
         .Pointing angle difference between adjacent satellites with 2 degree spacing

              'ery truly yours

         GLOBECOMM SYSTEMS INC.




       f,v'Donald
                G. Woodrmg
       . Viee.Presldent

                                                   GLOBECOMM SYSTEMS INC.
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FCC—International Bureau
May 10, 2005
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       Pointing angle difference between adjacent satellites with 2 degree spacing



   Tampa         277.73     27.56      2.30         2.44        2.29         2.35
   Washington    282.98     38.53      2.26         2.20        2.24         2.30
   New York      285.99     40.43      2.25         2.19        2.23         2.28
   ‘Atlanta      275.77     33.44      2.27         2.22        2.27         2.33
   Washington    282.98     38.53      2.26         2.20        2.24         2.25
   Minneapolis   266.85     44.58      2.21         2.16        2.23         2.27
   Seattle       237.68     47.6       2.12         2.06        2.18         2.23
   Los Angeles   241.86     34.03      2.17         2.11        2.24         2.30



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Document Modified: 2005-05-16 16:00:41

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