Upper Ku usage params

0349-EX-PL-2008 Text Documents

Marshall Communications Corporation

2008-08-04ELS_92418

USE OF THE UPPER PART OF THE 13.75-14.0 GHZ BAND. APPLICATION
OF ITU-R S 1712 TO EACH TRANSMITTING LOCATION TO SHOW HOW
THE NAVY RADARS ARE PROTECTED.



In this case the demo will be performed in Ashburn (Virginia). Here below the
Recommendation ITU-R S 1712 is applied to show how the Navy Radars are
protected from transmissions from Ashburn; confirming the compliance with the
pfd limit criteria of Radio Regulation footnote 5.502.



 APPLICATION OF RECOMMENDATION ITU-R S 1712 (METHODOLOGIES FOR
 DETERMINING WHETHER AN FSS EARTH STATION AT A GIVEN LOCATION
 COULD TRANSMIT IN THE BAND 13.75-14.0 GHZ WITHOUT EXCEEDING THE
  PFD LIMITS IN RR502, AND GUIDELINES TO MITIGATE EXCESSES) TO AN
           EARTH STATION LOCATED IN ASHBURN (VIRGINIA)


      •   Earth station location: Ashburn (39º 3’ 38’’ N, 77º 27’ 48’’ W), located
          221.3 Km inside the coastline
      •   Earth station height above mean see level: 130 m
      •   Antenna diameter: 1.2 m
      •   On axis earth station antenna gain: 43.3 dBi
      •   Off axis angle to the low-water mark in elevation and azimuth
          exceeds 48º, then the antenna gain toward the coastline is –10 dBi
      •   Earth station transmitting e.i.r.p: 49.3 dBW
      •   Carrier bandwidth assigned: 4 MHz




Input power density of the carrier into de antenna (Pd):



Pd = 49.3 dBW – 43.3 dBi = 6 dBW/ 4 MHz



Transmit e.i.r.p. density within 10 MHz bandwidth toward the coastline
((e.i.r.p.)d):



(e.i.r.p) d = 6 dBW –10dBi = -4 dBW/10 MHz


Method 1, Step A of ITU-R S 1712 (Flat Earth model and path assumed in
line-of-sight)



Using the line-of sight curve in Figure 4 of ITU-R S 1712 to determine the
minimum separation distance as a function of earth station e.i.r.p/10 MHz
radiated by the station toward the low-water mark, it can be seen that for a
figure of –4 dBW/10 MHz the minimum separation distance should be around
120 Km.



In this case, the actual path length is greater than the required minimum
separation distance, therefore, Step A shows that this transmitting earth station
located in Ashburn complies with the pfd limit criteria of RR 5.502.



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Document Modified: 2008-08-04 17:29:25

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