A design method for data transmission antenna beams of space inertial directional attitude satellites

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for designing data transmission antenna beams of space inertia oriented posture satellites. Satellite borne data transmission antennas obtained by the method for designing the data transmission antenna beams of the space inertia oriented posture satellites can ensure that transmitted beams of the data transmission antennas can cover designated ground stations without adopting spherical omnibearing beam antennas or mechanical turntables, so that required data transmission time can be achieved, width of the data transmission antenna beams required for executing specific data transmission tasks can be reduced, and accordingly, a pair of narrow beam oriented antennas can replace the spherical omnibearing antennas without using the mechanical turntables. Therefore, the task data transmission time can be ensured, gain of the data transmission antennas can be improved, fast data transmission performance can be obtained, transmitting power is reduced, and the problem of energy consumption on satellites can be solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of satellite communication, in particular to a design method for a data transmission antenna beam of a space inertia orientation attitude satellite. Background technique [0002] Generally, when a low-Earth orbit satellite completes the task of payload data transmission, the data transmission antenna adopts a directional narrow beam method, which can obtain a gain of more than 3dBi, and cooperates with the spaceborne transmitter and the ground station to make the link have a sufficiently large gain. Support high-speed data transmission. This requires the satellite attitude to ensure that the transmit beam of the data transmission antenna is always pointing to the earth, so as to realize the smooth signal transmission of the satellite-ground data transmission link. However, due to the work requirements of the payload, when the satellite attitude cannot ensure that the transmit beam of the data transmission antenna poi...

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Problems solved by technology

This requires the entire satellite to increase the transmit power (4 times) and increase the sensitivity of the receiver. These requirements are sometimes impossible to achieve in engineering, or they need to consume a lot of space and ground station resources.

[0006] In the existing technology, in order to meet the requirements of the space inertial orientation satellite for the data transmission time of the ground station, a digital antenna with a mechanical turntable can also be used. At this time, the antenna is a high-gain antenna with a narrow beam, but the mechanical turntable itself has a large weight (number times the weight of the antenna), the environmental conditions are harsh when working outside the cabin, and the product reliability is high, and it is necessary to configure a special controller to calculate the azimuth and pitch angle of the turntable in real time according to the satellite orbit and attitude data, and complete the corresponding angle. Only control can ensure that the antenna beam is stably pointed to the ground station

The above resource cost is also difficult to achieve on small satellites

[0007] In fact, within the data transmission time range of space inertial orientation and attitude satellites, the omnidirectional beam of the antenna is not used in all directions. The radiated signal is ineffective; clearly, this omnidirectional beam antenna design wastes valuable satellite transmit power resources

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