Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts

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Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts System Requirements Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002

Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts On-Axis Efficiency Band Req’d Target 1.2-2 .50 .55 2-4 .55 .60 4-8, 8-12, 12-18 .60 .65 18-26 .55 .60 26-40 .50 .55 40-50 .45-.40 .50-.45 Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002

Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts System Temperatures Band Trx Tsys* 1-2 9 20 2-4 11 25 4-8 16 31 8-12 21 34 12-18 22 35 18-26 28 52 26-40 38 56 40-50 45 76 - 104 * Above atmosphere Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002

Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts Polarization Circular polarization will be used. On-axis voltage axial ratios better than 0.9 (ellipticity better than 0.92 dB) On-axis LCP & RCP major axes orthogonal within 10° All antennas same within above tolerances. Change in axial ratio < 0.002 over 8 hour period. Change in position angle < 2° over 8 hour period. Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002

Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts Beam Beam illumination: Illumination centroid to be within 10 cm of the antenna center. Beam Similarity: Power gain variations between antennas to vary less than 1% of the peak, within the inner 6 dB of the primary beam. Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002

Beam Similarity (phase) Phase variations between antennas to vary, within 3 dB beamwidth: 1-2 GHz: < 0.2 degree 2-4 GHz: < 0.5 degree 4-8 GHz: < 1.0 degree other bands: < 5 degrees Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002

Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts Gain Linearity Better than 0.5% over 15 dB range. 1 to 2% over “solar” range. Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002

Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts Delay Variations < 0.5 ps, up to one second. Mean slope < 0.2 ps per minute, up to ½ hour Deviation from mean slope < 1.4 ps Max change 0.7 ps for change < 10°in antenna position. < 0.07ps change per degree change in antenna position, for elevations < 60 degrees Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002

Bandpass Characteristics Power bandpass varies < .01% per hour, for frequency ranges up to RF/1000 Phase variations <0.01° per 1 hour for frequency ranges up to RF/1000 Power gain slope < 3 dB over full bandwidth. Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002

Bandpass Characteristics Bandpass slope < 0.3 dB Bandpass ripple <0.25 dB p-p Phase variations < 2 degrees rms For frequency ranges smaller than: 0.5 MHz in 1-2 GHz 1 MHz in 2-4 GHz 2 MHz in 4-8 and 8-12 4 MHz in other bands. Paul Lilie Feed & Front End PDR—Sys. Reqts 12 – 13 Feb. 2002