Antenna Sidelobes Sample Clauses

Antenna Sidelobes. All earth stations shall satisfy the following transmit sidelobe performance envelopes: where G is the gain of the sidelobe envelope, relative to an isotropic antenna, in the direction of the geostationary orbit and q is the angle in degrees between the main beam axis and the direction considered. The peak gain of an individual sidelobe may not exceed the envelope defined above for q between 1.0 and 7.0 degrees. For q greater than 7.0 degrees, the envelope may be exceeded by no more than 10% of the sidelobes, provided no individual sidelobe exceeds the gain envelope given above by more than 3 dB. It is Customer’s responsibility to establish receive facilities that meet its requirements. Nevertheless, while the matter is left to the Customer’s engineering determination and subject to applicable legal compliance, Intelsat recommends that, in order to minimize the level of adjacent satellite interference, the receive sidelobes conform to the envelope described above for transmit sidelobes. To verify compliance of the transmitting earth station, the Customer is responsible for scheduling antenna qualification testing with the Intelsat Operations facility designated by Intelsat prior to the start of service.
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Antenna Sidelobes. The transmit pattern of the antenna shall be such that the gain of 90 percent of the sidelobe peaks does not exceed an envelope described by: G < = 29-25 log (theta) dBi, 1 degree < theta < = 7 degree 10 G < = 8 dBi, 7 degree < theta < = 9.2 degree G < = 32-25 log (theta) dBi, 9.2 degree < theta < = 48 degree 10 G < = -10 dBi, theta > 48 degree where G is the gain of the sidelobe envelope, relative to an isotropic antenna, in the direction of the geostationary orbit and theta is the angle in degrees between the main beam axis and the direction considered. While not mandatory, it is recommended that the receive sidelobes also conform to the envelope described above for the transmit sidelobes. As a minimum, however, the receive sidelobes must satisfy the envelope defined by: G = 30-25 log(theta) dBi where G and theta are as previously defined.
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Antenna Sidelobes. The transmit pattern of the antenna shall be such that the gain of 90 percent of the sidelobe peaks does not exceed an envelope described by: G less than or equal to 29 - 25 log(base 10)(theta) dBi, 1 degree less than theta less than or equal to 7 degrees G less than or equal to 8 dBi, 7 degrees less than theta less than or equal to 9.2 degrees G less than or equal to 32 - 25 log(base 10)(theta) dBi, 9.2 degrees less than theta less than or equal to 48 degrees G less than or equal to -10 dBi, theta greater than 48 degrees where G is the gain of the sidelobe envelope, relative to an isotropic antenna, in the direction of the geostationary orbit and theta is the angle in degrees between the main beam axis and the direction considered. While not mandatory, it is recommended that the receive sidelobes also conform to the envelope described above for the transmit sidelobes. As a minimum, however, the receive sidelobes must satisfy the envelope defined by: G = 30 - 25 log(theta) dBi where G and theta are as previously defined.
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Antenna Sidelobes. All earth stations shall satisfy the following transmit sidelobe performance envelopes: G < = 29 - 25 log(10)(Theta)dBi, 1 degrees < Theta < = 7 degrees G < = 8 dBi, 7 degrees < Theta < = 9.2 degrees G < = 32 - 25 log(10)(Theta)dBi 9.2 degrees < Theta < = 48 degrees LB#176675-ValueVision Media, Inc. - G-IRR - v5 DAS/ACK - 1/28/05 G < = -10 dBi, Theta > 48 degrees where G is the gain of the sidelobe envelope, relative to an isotropic antenna, in the direction of the geostationary orbit and Theta is the angle in degrees between the main beam axis and the direction considered. The peak gain of an individual sidelobe may not exceed the envelope defined above for Theta between 1.0 and 7.0 degrees. For Theta greater than 7.0 degrees, the envelope may be exceeded by no more than 10% of the sidelobes, provided no individual sidelobe exceeds the gain envelope given above by more than 3 dB. It is Customer's responsibility to establish receive facilities that meet its requirements. Nevertheless, while the matter is left to the Customer's engineering determination and subject to applicable legal compliance, PanAmSat recommends that, in order to minimize the level of adjacent satellite interference, the receive sidelobes conform to the envelope described above for transmit sidelobes. TO VERIFY COMPLIANCE OF THE TRANSMITTING EARTH STATION, THE CUSTOMER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SCHEDULING ANTENNA QUALIFICATION TESTING WITH THE PANAMSAT OPERATIONS FACILITY DESIGNATED BY PANAMSAT PRIOR TO THE START OF SERVICE.
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Antenna Sidelobes. All earth stations shall satisfy the following transmit sidelobe performance envelopes: G < = 29 - 00 xxx00((xxxxx)) xXx 0(xxxxxxx)< (xxxxx) = 0(degrees) G < = 8 dBi, 7(degrees)< (theta) < = 9.2(degrees) G < = 32 - 00 xxx00 ((xxxxx)) xXx 0.0(xxxxxxx)< (xxxxx) < = 48(degrees) G < = -10 dBi, (theta) > 48(degrees) Where G is the gain of the sidelobe envelope, relative to an isotropic antenna, in the direction of the geostationary orbit and 8 is the angle in degrees between the main beam axis and the direction considered. For 8 greater than 7 degrees, the envelope may be exceeded by 10% of the sidelobes, but no individual sidelobe may exceed the envelope by more than 3 dB. The receive sidelobes must also conform to the envelope described above to guarantee compliance with the adjacent satellite interference specification contained in Appendix B.
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