SDL-64B : panneau d'antennes à réseau phasé ultra-miniature, en bande Ku, à réception seule et modulable en mosaïque

The SDL-64B is an ultra-miniature 105g Ku-band antenne réceptrice à réseau phasé panel engineered with SmartFusion technology to deliver ultra-low power, tileable receive-only tracking for compact satellite terminals.

Dimensions et poids : ≤105×100×15mm Micro Tile, ≤105g Featherweight Build
Technologies clés : Modular Splicing Architecture, SmartFusion Engine, External Converters
Balayage de suivi : Balayage azimutal à 360°, balayage électronique en élévation de 0° à 65°
Ports et alimentation : SPI Control Interface, SMP RF, 12V, ≤8W Micro-draw

Catégorie : Sous-réseaux d'antennes à réseau phasé Mots-clés : Communications par satellite en bande Ku, Réception par satellite LEO GEO, Antenne de réception à réseau phasé, SmartFusion Micro-Antenna, Réseau d'antennes modulables, Ultra-Compact Satellite Receiver

Détails du produit

Présentation du produit

System builders designing miniature mobile tracking rigs, compact drone terminal assemblies, or localized IoT sensors frequently hit severe roadblocks when standard flat panels draw too much power and require thick housings. The SDL-64B redefines miniature tracking by condensing a full phased array tile into a pocket-sized footprint that weighs just 105 grams. Operating across a wide 13.75–14.5 GHz block (expandable to 15 GHz), it delivers a stable G/T ratio greater than -6 dB/K while drawing a maximum peak power of just 8W. Supporting a fully tileable layout that allows multiple modules to splice together edge-to-edge for instant aperture scaling, this ultra-slim 15mm panel provides a highly flexible Réception par satellite LEO GEO component optimized for severe weight and structural limitations.

Caractéristiques techniques principales

Fréquence de réception (Rx)	13,75-14,5 GHz (extensible jusqu'à 15 GHz)
Mode de polarisation	Synthèse d'une polarisation linéaire arbitraire à partir d'une double polarisation circulaire
Valeur G/T	≥-6 dB/K
Plage de numérisation	Azimut : 0-360° ; Élévation : 0-65°
Dimension	≤105mm×100mm×15mm
Poids	≤105g
Consommation électrique	≤8W
Température de fonctionnement	-40 °C à 70 °C
Température de stockage	-55 °C à 85 °C
Interface de commande	SPI
Interface de combinaison	SMP
Alimentation électrique	12 V CC
Contrôle des ondes intégré	Non
Assistance à l'épissure	Prise en charge

FQA

How does the external converter and wave-control architecture benefit the SDL-64B sub-assembly?: By omitting internal up/down conversion circuitry and dedicated wave-beam control hardware, the SDL-64B slashes its thickness to just 15mm and cuts weight down to ≤105g. This minimizes localized thermal generation on the active radiating face and allows system architects to handle wave control and intermediate frequency (IF) processing through a centralized external management system.
What makes the SmartFusion technology on the SDL-64B critical for micro-UAV and battery-powered field gear?: Traditional satellite tracking hardware easily exhausts small power banks and drone batteries. SmartFusion technology operates as an intelligent signaling layer that dynamically regulates the active current path of individual elements on the fly. This optimization reduces the total module power draw to an ultra-efficient 8W maximum, greatly extending battery runtime in off-grid field networks.
How do the physical and electrical interfaces support modular tileable stitching configurations?: Ceci récepteur satellite en bande Ku tile is engineered from the ground up to support fully tileable multi-panel stitching. System builders can link multiple units together to form a larger, synchronized array to meet higher gain requirements. Telemetry and phase data are routed cleanly via a standard SPI control interface, while raw high-frequency paths hook up through compact, secure SMP connectors running on a low-voltage DC 12V line.