Attachment application.pdf

This document pretains to SAT-LOA-19960610-00080 for Application to Launch and Operate on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

IBFS_SATLOA1996061000080_1161382

    WILLKIE FARR & GALLAGHER                                              Washington, DC
                                                                          New York
                                                                          London
                                                                          Paris




June 26,    1996




Mr.    Harold J. Ng
Chief,    Satellite Engineering Branch
Federal Communications Commission
International Bureau
Satellite & Radiocommunication Division
2000 M Street, N.W., Room 512                                 C
Washington, DC   20554

             Re:   AP—4 Submissions for 77° W.L.
                    and 81° wW.L.

Dear Mr.   Ng:                                                            W’
          Loral Space & Communications Ltd. recently
submltted applications for authority to construct, launch
and operate geosynchronous communications satellltes in the
fixed satellite service at 77° W.L. and 81° W.L. using
portions of the C and Ku—bands at 77° and the Ku—band at
81°.1 Loral‘s proposed satellites will offer service to
almost all of North and South America.

            Loral has developed the attached ITU AP—4 advance
publication      data for the proposed orbital locations.
Pursuant to      our telephone conversation, we are submitting
these forms      in the hope that we will be able to develop an
appropriate      filing for submission to the ITU.  By filing
the enclosed AP—4 forms,       the United States will protect its
interests by ensuring that the orbital locations identified
remain available for use by US—licensed satellite systems.




1      Technical details of Loral‘s proposed systems can be
       found in Loral‘s applications filed June 10, 1996,                 FCC
       File Nos. 125—SAT—P/LA—96 and 126—SAT—P/LA—96.


                                              Three Lafayette Centre      Telex: RCA 229800
                                               1155 21st Street, NW       WU 89—2762
                                              Washington, DC 20036—3384   Fax: 202 887 8979
                                               202 328 8000


Mr.    Harold J. Ng
June 26,       1996
Page 2


                 Thank you for your attention to this matter.   If
you have any questions or concerns,        please do not hesitate
to contact the undersigned.

Sincerely,
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Michele R.        Pistone
Andrew R.       D‘Uva

Counsel for
LORAL SPACE & COMMUNICATIONS LTD.




Enclosures


DATE                                                                               FORM OF NOTICE

                                                                                                                                                                  AP4
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(Day/Month/Year)                                                                                                                      PAGE 1 OF
                                                                           SATELLITE NETWORK
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Serial Number                                                                           {APPENDIX 4)

NOTIFYING ADMINISTRATION                RR1042                          RR1047A                                                                       NOTIFICATION INTENDED FOR

                                     Advance                   Request for Assistance                                                                 ADD           MOD                SsUpP
 [UulIs]al{M T1                      Publicati                      of the iFRB
                                                                                                                                                                                       C
                                                                                                           IFRB IDENTIFICATION NO OF NETWORK m
                                                                                                           TO BE MODIFIED/SUPPRESSED




   B:        CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NETWORK

   1 NAME OF THE SPACE STATION ‘UlSlAlS}A]T]-IZI‘flQl L                                         1   T   T   [ T     T    T
                                                                                                                                                                              Number

   2 DATE OF BRINGING INTO USE                   30fl goin;h 3 LSTE)“                      :5*322:‘25;‘3:2?::53:;“‘“ SECTION             ’AIRH 11 l;[AI;H                  ]     l      !


   3a ADMINISTRATIONS IN GROUP              LL 3 LULO(C] T T ] T L [(
   3b OPERATING AGENCY OR COMPANY                   _[1]2]0]                              3c ADMINISTRATION RESPONSIBLE FOR THE STATION

   4 ORBITAL INFORMATION

                            a. FOR GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITES

   1. NOMINAL ORBIT LONGITUDE              2. LONGITUDINAL TOLERANCE                3.                           4. vistBiLtty arc                          5. SERVICE ARC
                                                            Degrees                 INCLINATION                        Degrees                                   Degrees
                  Degrees                         To West             To East           Degrees             From W_    EM      To E     E/            From W__   EM      To E_         EM
             [7]7le[olo|w                        olelolsl|{olelo|s]                     [Olelols           1lol4a|wil           15]3 W               1 lo[4lwil           75 [3 w
      6. REASON FOR SERVICE ARC < VISIBILITY ARC ATTACHED L—_L—:]

                            b. FOR NON—GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITES

         .                            2. PERIOD                             3. APOGEE                            4. PERIGEE                       5. CELESTIAL        8. NUMBER
        INCLINATION                      Days       D   Hours                                                                                      BODY                 OF SATS.
              Degrees                   Hours       H   Min.                            (kmi                                  [kmj                    D                 Dj
              l    I.]




     GENERAL NOTES :

         This form of notice consists of four parts — 1, 2, 3, and 4. in each part, each information item/data field includes a number
         in its label. This number is the same as that used for the same item in Appendix 4 (ORB—88) within the same part.
         For example, on the page labelled "Form AP4 — 2" (at the bottom), the field "4a1. Maximum power density" is the first item
         in section (a) of the paragraph numbered 4 in Part C.
         The items from parts F and G of Appendix 4 have been included in the parts C and D referred to above. The items from
             these parts have the letters F and G {correspondingly) preceding the number that is included in their labels.

     i. Data items that are related are grouped together in a box. For example, the page labelled "Form AP4 — 2" (at the
        bottom) contains a box titled "Emissions and power characteristics". It is possible to specify 6 different emissions with the
        associated power and power density information in this box. If there are more emissions, use another page of the same
        type to provide additional data, after checking ( X ) the field labelled "More emissions on next page" on the preceding page.
             In all cases where there is more information than can fit in a box, follow this procedure.

     iit. This form can be used to add to, modify or suppress an existing station, by checking the corresponding box at the top right—
             hand corner of this page in the area titled "Notification intended for". in the case of a modification of an existing station,
             where certain data fields are to be added, modified or suppressed, provide ALL the data in the particular box as they would
             look after the change. in addition, indicate that the corresponding beam, associated station or frequency range valus is being
             modified by entering M in the field that has been provided for this purpose at these levels.

        . Certain fields in this notice form have a superscript "1" as part of their labels. This has the following meaning :
          1 — This information is to be provided only if available.


   C: SATELLITE NETWORK CHARACTERISTICS IN THE EARTH—TO—SPACE DIRECTION
                                                                                                                                                            ree [0]2] « [1](5]
                       SATELLITE RECEIVING ANTENNA BEAM DETAILS
                                                                                                                                                                    ADD/MOD/SUP
                                                                               5. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM                                                         of the beam

                        b. RECEIVING BEAM DESIGNATION                      fi.            NOTE: For a steerable beam, the third character of the beam designation shall be "R"

                                                                                                              OLD BEAM DESIGNATION (if changed)        Djj

                                                                                      ANTENNA

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                                       ATTACHED SEE FIGURE NO                                                       LONGITUDE ATTACKED SEE FIGURE NO

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     REMARKS:




NOTES ON FILLING IN THIS PAGE
FOR EACH BEAM FIRST FILL IN THE BOX TITLED ‘CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM‘.
FOR EACH EARTH—TO—SPACE SERVICE AREA ASSOCIATED WITH THIS BEAM, FILL IN THE UPPER PORTION OF THE BOX TITLED ‘INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED FOR THis
RECEIVING ANTENNA BEAM‘. FOR EACH SIZE (TYPE) OF TRANSMITTING EARTH STATION ANTENNA, FILL IN THE PORTION OF THE BOX TITLED ‘INFORMATION RELATED TO
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                 SATELLITE RECEIVING ANTENNA BEAM DETAILS
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                                                                      ANTENNA

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                                 ATTACHED SEE FIGURE NO                                          LONGITUDE_ATTACHED SEE Figure No
                                INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED FOR THIS RECEIVING ANTENNA BEAM

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     REMARKS:




NOTES ON FILLING IN THIS PAGE
FOR EACH BEAM FIRST FILL IN THE BOX TITLED ‘CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM‘.
FOR EACH EARTH—TO—SPACE SERVICE AREA ASSOCIATED WITH THIS BEAM, FILL IN THE UPPER PORTION OF THE BOX TITLED ‘INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED FOR ThHiis
RECEIVING ANTENNA BEAM‘. FOR EACH SIZE [TYPE) OF TRANSMITTING EARTH STATION ANTENNA, FILL IN THE PORTION OF THE BOX TITLED ‘INFORMATION RELATED To
THE ASSOCIATED TRANSMITTING STATION(S)‘. USE ADDITIONAL PAGES AS NECESSARY. IF THIS IS A SPACE—TO—SPACE RELAY, IDENTIFY THE OTHER SPACE STATION(S) IN


   C: SATELLITE NETWORK CHARACTERISTICS IN THE EARTH—TO—SPACE DIRECTION
                                                                                                                                                                      ree (0]4] o [1]5]
                        SATELLITE RECEIVING ANTENNA BEAM DETAILS
                                                                                                                                                                              ADD/MOD/SUP
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                                           INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED FOR THIS RECEIVING ANTENNA BEAM
                                                                                                  8. RECEIVING SYSTEM NOISE TEMPERATURE
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NOTES ON FILLING IN THIS PAGE
FOR EACH BEAM FIRST FILL IN THE BOX TITLED ‘CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM‘.
FOR EACH EARTH—TO—SPACE SERVICE AREA ASSOCIATED WITH THIS BEAM, FILL IN THE UPPER PORTION OF THE BOX TITLED ‘INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED FOR THIS
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    D: SATELLITE NETWORK CHARACTERISTICS IN THE SPACE—TO—EARTH DIRECTION
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                                                                                                                                             ADD/MOD/SUP
                                                            5. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM                                                     of the beam

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                                                                     ANTENNA CHARACTERISTICS

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         CHARACTERISTICS OF RECEIVING SPACE                 of the station                                                                      of the station
          STATIONS FOR SPACE—TO—SPACE RELAYS                                                    DESIGNATION OF TYPICAL EARTH STATION
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NOTES ON FILLING IN THIS PAGE
FOR EACH BEAM FIRST FILL IN THE BOX TITLED ‘CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM‘.
FOR EACH SPACE—TO—EARTH SERVICE AREA ASSOCIATED WITH THIS BEAM, FILL IN THE UPPER PORTION OF THE BOX TITLED ‘INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED FOR THis
TRANSMITTING ANTENNA BEAM*. ALSO PROVIDE THE "EMISSION AND POWER CHARACTERISTICS® FOR THIS TRANSMITTING ANTENNA BEAM. FOR EACH SIZE (TYPE] OF
RECEIVING EARTH STATION PROVIDE THE EARTH STATION DETAILS AS SPECIFIED. IF THIS Is A SPACE—TO—SPACE RELAY, IDENTIFY THE OTHER SPACE STATION(S) IN THE


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                                                          race [O[6] or
                 SATELLITE TRANSMITTING ANTENNA BEAM DETAILS
                                                                                                                                                   ADD/MOD/SUP
                                                           5. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM                                                           of the beam

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                                                                                            OLD BEAM DESIGNATION (if changed)          E:[]:j

                                                                       ANTENNA CHARACTERISTICS

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                                                  DIAGRAM        CL                             h. ESTIMATED ANTENNA GAIN DIAGRAM VS
                                                                                                ORBIT


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                                Add/Mod/Sup                                                   k/M/G             IFRB IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
                                                                   FREQUENCY
                              of the freq. rangef                                              Hz                 for modification/auppression

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                          SPACE STATION EMISSIONS AND ASSOCIATED RECEIVING STATION(S) INFORMATION

                                               EMISSIONS AND POWER CHARACTERISTICS                                                                       8. MODULATION




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      F. SPACE STATION                                     Appmon/sup [~~]                 EARTH STATION                                               ADD/MoD/SuP
                                                                                                                                                       of the station
          CHARACTERISTICS OF RECEIVING SPAcE                of the station
          STATIONS FOR SPACE—TO—SPACE RELAYS                                                    DESIGNATION OF TYPICAL EARTH STATION

                 a. SPACE STATION NAME                                                   [tTIyTrTi{elalr] — Ilul [ [ [ [ [ [ T T T J
     L1 T T T T T T J T [ T | T T T [ [ T T j                                              8b1. RADIATION PATTERN
                                                                                                {give reference pattern or provide diagram}                   8a. RECEIVING
                                                                                                                                                              SYSTEM NOISE

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                                                                                     BH 2. ANTENNA RADIATION DIAGRAM ATTACHED
                                                                                                                 SEE FIGURE NO.:               L ]             _ Islolo
     MORE EMISSIONS ON NEXT PAGE D                  MORE ASSOC. RECEIVING
                                                    STATIONS ON NEXT PAGE

     remanrksIRANSMISSIONS IN THE BAND 11.45—11.70 GHz WILL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF RADIO REGULATION
             APPENDIX 28.


NOTES ON FILLING IN THIS PAGE
FOR EACH BEAM FIRST FILL IN THE BOX TITLED ‘CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM‘.
FOR EACH SPACE—TO—EARTH SERVICE AREA ASSOCIATED WITH THIS BEAM, FILL IN THE UPPER PORTION OF THE BOX TITLED ‘INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED FOR THIS
TRANSMITTING ANTENNA BEAM*. ALSO PROVIDE THE "EMISSION AND POWER CHARACTERISTICS" FOR THIS TRANSMITTING ANTENNA BEAM. FOR EACH sIZE (TYPE) OF
RECEIVING EARTH STATION PROVIDE THE EARTH STATION DETAILS AS SPECIFIED. IF THIS Is A SPACE—TO—SPACE RELAY, IDENTIFY THE OTHER SPACE STATIONS) IN THE


    D: SATELLITE NETWORK CHARACTERISTICS IN THE SPACE—TO—EARTH DIRECTION
                                                          mee [O][7] o [1]5]
          SATELLITE TRANSMITTING ANTENNA BEAM DETAILS
                                                                                                                                                 ADD/MOD/SUP
                                                              5. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM                                                          of the beam

               b. TRANSMITTING BEAM DESIGNATION                       NOTE: For a steerable beam, the third character of the beam designation shall be "R"

                                                                                           OLD BEAM DESIGNATION (if changed)        E:[:D

                                                                     ANTENNA CHARACTERISTICS

                                                      +/   dBi
                 c1/d1/f1. . MAXIMUM ISOTROPIC
                                        T      G, AIN 4 3[0 l @| l 4



                                      1    ED:I:D                                                 c2/d2. ANTENNA GAIN CONTOURS DIAGRAM
                    0. POLARIZATION                                                                            ATTACHED SEE FIGURE NO
                           e/f2. ANTENNA RADIATION PATTEARN                                    h. ESTIMATED ANTENNA GAIN DIAGRAM VSs
                                                   DIAGRAM                                     oRsit                 .

                                          INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED FOR THIS TRANSMITTING ANTENNA BEAM

       22. class                 2b. NATURE                  22. CLass                  2b. NATURE
       of station                or senvice E@               or station D:]             ofr seavice D:I
       2a. CLASS                 2b. NATURE                  2a. class                  2b. NATURE
       of sTation D:]            OF SERVICE ED               OF sTATION ED              or seavice [D                    PERIOD OF VALIDITY                   Years

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                                      3/Fb. FREQUENCY RANGE WITHIN WHICH THE CARRIERS WiILL BE LOCATED
                                  Add/Mod/Sup                      FREQUENCY                 /M/G              IFRB IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
                                of the freq. range]                                           Hz                 for modification/suppression


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                                                 EMISSIONS AND POWER CHARACTERIsTiCS                                                                    Crianacteristics
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     MORE EMISSIONS ON NEXT PAGE D                    MORE ASSOC. RECEIVING
                                                      STATIONS ON NEXT PAGE

     remankssTRANSMISSIONS IN THE BAND 11.45—11.70 GHz WILL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF RADIO REGULATION
            APPENDIX 28.


NOTES ON FILLING IN THIS PAGE
FOR EACH BEAM FIRST FILL IN THE BOX TITLED ‘CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BEAM‘.
FOR EACH SPACE—TO—EARTH SERVICE AREA ASSOCIATED WITH THIS BEAM, FILL IN THE UPPER PORTION OF THE BOX TITLED ‘INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED FOR THis
TRANSMITTING ANTENNA BEAM*. ALSO PROVIDE THE "EMISSION AND POWER CHARACTERISTICS® FOR THIS TRANSMITTING ANTENNA BEAM. FOR EACH SIZE {TYPE) OF
RECEIVING EARTH STATION PROVIDE THE EARTH STATION DETAILS As SPECIFIED. IF THIS IS A SPACE—TO—SPACE RELAY, IDENTIFY THE OTHER SPACE STATION(S) IN THE


                E. OVERALL LINK CHARACTERISsTICS                                                                                           pace [G@|Q] or
                 FOR GEOSTATIONARY SPACE STATIONS USING SIMPLE FREQUENCY—CHANGING TRANSPONDERS
                 AND OPERATING WITH EARTH STATIONS ONLY

                 E1. Indicate the strapping (connection) between the uplink and downlink frequency bands
                     for each intended combination of receiving and transmitting beams

      Serial      Appysur BEAM.COMBINATION                                                    FREQUENCY BAND COMBINATION
            18
       fi;          ‘:'t‘h'      UPLINK      pownLink                                UPLINK                      wmIG                       DOWNLINK                    mic|       BAND
            *          rep       BEAM           BEAM                        FREQUENCY BAND                           Hz              FREQUENCY BAND                     Hz    Limits

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 E2. For each entry (or group of entries) in table E1 indicate the following equivalent satellite link noise temperatures and
     associated transmission gains. If these values are specific to an associated receiving earth station, provide its name.


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No{(s)}. in table E1         LINK NOISE TEMP.              WITH ai          HIGHEST RATIO                  WITH b1
                                 Keivins         +1D____         48         OF FaHSCSE             T. /|        as
C1 T }OUILLJJLL N11                                           L le JJ[ I | | | |                            [ let |J [ _1 1 1 T 1 1 1 [ 1 [ | 1 [ [ ]
CT T J [ [ J{ULLT O                                           1 fet JI[ 1 [ [ [                             [ lel | [ 1 [ [ T 1 [ 1 [ | [ [ [ [ [ ]
CT T 3O T DL T T |                                            | lef ]1[ [ I | [ }                           [lef ]| [ I T |1 [ 1 T [ [ [ T [ T [ []
T T }{L [ LGILL T | |                                         L le ]J[ _T [ 1 1 )                           Je 1| L L L 1 T T [ [ T [ [ [ [ [ ]
C T T 3O [ TCO T U                                            L lel 11L [ [ T 1                             1 lel | L L T T T T [ [ T [ [ T [ [ [ ]
CT T HOT T JILT _T                    1|                     L    e J1[      I      [    [   [ ]            [    Te       |] L       [ [     T    [   T   [    T   |   [ [    T    T     [ J
U T }HOLJLL T                         | |                   _     lel JJL    TL     [   L    [ )            [    lef      ]| [       [ [     T    [   T   T    T   T   [ T    [    [     [
CT 3O O(C](ULT                        1|                     L    e ]I[      |      [    [   [ |            [    lel      1| [ L     1|      [    [   [    [   [   [   [ [    [    [     []
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                                                                                  MORE ON NEXT PAGE         D


                                       Figure 1. USASAT—24Q
                             Space Station Receive Antenna Gain Contours
                                               Beam RC

                                  Orbital View From 77 Degrees West
                          Latitude and Longitude Lines at 10 Degree Intervals

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Notes:

1. Contours shown are —2, —4, —6, —10, —15, and —20dB relative to maximum gain.
2.   Maximum isotropic gain is +25.9 dBi.
3.   Does not include antenna pointing error of £0.1° worst case.
4.   x Denotes subsatellite point.
5.   + Denotes peak gain.


                                                                                    Figure 2. USASAT—24Q
                                                                 Space Station Receive Antenna Gain Contours
                                                                                                   Beam RK1

                                                                             Orbital View From 77 Degrees West
                                                Latitude and Longitude Lines at 10 Degree Intervals
                                                             Boresight 98.2W x 32.4N


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1. Contours shown are —2, —4, —6, —10, and —20dB relative to maximum gain.
2. Maximum isotropic gain is +31.4 dBi.
3. Does not include antenna pointing error of +0.1° worst case.
4. x Denotes subsatellite point.
5. + Denotes peak gain.


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                                      Figure 3. USASAT—24Q
                            Space Station Receive Antenna Gain Contours
                                             Beam RK2

                                 Orbital View From 77 Degrees West
                         Latitude and Longitude Lines at 10 Degree Intervals
                                      Boresight 62.1W x 12.5S




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1. Contours shown are —2, —4, —6, —10, and —20dB relative to maximum gain.
2.   Maxium isotropic gain is +30.4 dBi.
3.   Does not include antenna pointing error of£+0.1° worst case.
4.   x Denotes subsatellite point.
5.   + Denotes peak gain.


                                             Figure 4. USASAT—24Q
                              Space Station Transmit Antenna Gain Contours
                                                Beam TC

                                   Orbital View From 77 Degrees West
                            Latitude and Longitude Lines at 10 Degree Intervals
                   HO        109   910       #D    T70   60   50 ud
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          ’-“l.—-—’.—-—{.-“/
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     20


     10




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   — 30

   —40
    —— 50 K




Notes:

1. Contours shown are —2, —4, —6, —10, —15 and —20dB relative to maximum gain.
2. Maximum isotropic gain is +26.8 dBi.
3. Does not include antenna pointing error of +0.1° worst case.
4. x Denotes subsatellite point.
5. + Denotes peak gain.


                                       Figure 5. USASAT—24Q
                             Space Station Transmit Antenna Gain Contours
                                                  Beam TK1

                                  Orbital View From 77 Degrees West
                          Latitude and Longitude Lines at 10 Degree Intervals
                                        Boresight 98.2W x 32.4N




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 1.   Contours shown are —2, —4, —6, —10, and —20dB relative to maximum gain.
2.    Maximum isotropic gain is +31.4 dBi.
3.    Does not include antenna pointing error of +0.1° worst case.
4.    x Denotes subsatellite point.
5. + Denotes peak gain.


                                    Figure 6. USASAT—24Q
                          Space Station Transmit Antenna Gain Contours
                                           Beam TK2

                               Orbital View From 77 Degrees West
                       Latitude and Longitude Lines at 10 Degree Intervals
                                    Boresight 62.1W x 12.58

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Notes:

1. Contours shown are —2, —4, —6, —10, and —20dB relative to maximum gain.
2. Maxium isotropic gain is +30.4 dBi.
3. Does not include antenna pointing error of£0.1° worst case.
4. x Denotes subsatellite point.
5. + Denotes peak gain.


                                                                       Figure 7. USASAT—24Q

                                          .         Space Station Located 77 Degrees West
                                       Gain Towards the Geostationary Satellite Orbit for Beams RC and TC



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                                           0        20       40    60       80      100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340 360
                                                                                                         East Longitude (deg)




                                                                       Figure 8. USASAT—240Q

                                                                  Space Station Located 77 Degrees West
Gain Towards the Geostationary Satellite Orbit for Beams RK1, RK2, TK1 and TK2


                                 40

                                 30 |—
 Antenna Gain (dBi)




                                 10 |—



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                                                                                                     East Longitude (deg)



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