Usage tendency and regulation specifics of Ka-band frequencies for the communication and broadcasting satellite systems

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1 Usage tendency and regulation specifics of Ka-band frequencies for the communication and broadcasting satellite systems Dr. Zheltonogov I.V. Deputy General Director of Geyser-Telekom,Ltd Almaty, 5-7 September 2012

The considered issues 2 1. The tendency of frequency usage by the satellite networks in the GSO 2. The development progress of the Ка-band by the satellite networks in the GSO 3. regulation specifics and practical usage of the frequencies in the Ka-band by the satellite networks in the GSO 4. Improvement progress of the international rules of frequency usage in the Ka-band

Frequency usage tendency by networks in the GSO (1/3) The occupation of the typical frequency bands 3 С-band Ku-band Диапазон Ku The number of satellite networks notified in ITU reached: around 2000 networks in the С-band; around 2000 networks in the Ku-band.

Tendency of frequency usage by networks in the GSO(2/3) Occupancy of the Ku-band on GSO arc from 10Е to 120E 4 Notified in ITU Totally more than 1240 satellite networks are notified in ITU BR from 40 Administrations Max. separation distance 1.3 deg. Average separ. distance 0.17 deg. 32% 18% сети на предварительной публикации сети на координации сети нотифицированы 50% Implemented Orbital separation distance between actual satellites does not exceed 2.5 deg.

1964,00 1966,00 1968,00 1970,00 1972,00 1974,00 1976,00 1978,00 1980,00 1982,00 1984,00 1986,00 1988,00 1990,00 1992,00 1994,00 1996,00 1998,00 2000,00 2002,00 2004,00 Total Transponders Tendency of frequency usage by networks in the GSO (3/3) Start of the frequency usage in the Ka-band 5 Total Transponders 10000,00 9000,00 8000,00 7000,00 6000,00 5000,00 Total Ka Total L Total Ku Total C 4000,00 3000,00 2000,00 1000,00 0,00 Year Source: Article «HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF THE OCCUPANCY OF THE GEOSTATIONARY ORBIT, GEO» Joaquín Restrepo Ph.D., Helena Vargas José V. Valencia, Gustavo Ahumada grestrepo@mincomunicaciones.gov.co

Progress usage of the Ka-band by the GSO networks (1/4) Notification of the GSO satellite networks in the Ka-band 6 The number of the satellite networks notified in ITU in the Ka-band

Progress usage of the Ka-band by the GSO networks (2/4) Occupancy of the Ka-band on GSO arc from 10Е to 120E 7 Notified in ITU 7% Totally more than 1750 satellite networks Max. separation distance 1deg. Average separ. distance 0.12 deg. 32% сети на предварительной публикации сети на координации сети нотифицированы 61% Implemented (commercial networks) The number of the actual satellites in the Ka-band is very few

Progress usage of the Ka-band by the GSO networks(3/4) The coordinated networks on the GSO arc from 10Е to 120Е 8 The number of the coordinated satellite networks in the Ka-band on the GSO arc from 10Е to 120Е

Progress usage of the Ka-band by the GSO networks (4/4) Usage of the Ka-band in BSS Plan 9 Satellite networks of additional usage in BSS Plan. План РВСС Assignments in BSS Plan.

Regulation features of the Ka-band (1/3) Frequency allocation in the Ka-band in Region 1 10 Service Link 17,3 17,7 18,1 18,4 18,6 18,8 19,3 19,6 19,7 20,1 20,2 21,2 21,4 22 FL MSS up FL BSS FL BSS FL BSS FSS NGSO dn [s] MSS up dn S BSS dn FS MS s S EESS SRS RLS S STFS S Total amount of spectrum for GSO satellite networks on downlink - 4500 MHz Out of it: 3500 MHz (FSS); 400 MHz (FSS secondary to BSS); 600 MHz (BSS); Service Link 24,65 25,25 27,5 28,5 29,1 29,5 29,9 30 31 FSS up dn MSS up S dn BSS dn FS MS EESS s s s S SRS RLS STFS Total amount of spectrum for GSO satellite networks on uplink - 5300 GHz Out of it: 4100 MHz + 100 MHz (FSS); 400 MHz (Feeder link BSS App.30А); 700 MHz (Feeder link BSS ) s в

Regulation features of the Ka-band(2/3) Conditions for the frequencies in the Ka-band in Region 1(1/2) 11 Service Link 17,3 17,7 18,1 18,4 18,6 18,8 19,3 19,6 19,7 20,1 20,2 21,2 21,4 22 FSS MSS BSS Frequency band 17,7-19,7 GHz 21,4-22 GHz 9.7, App.30А RR, up EIRP 9.7 9.11А 9.7 dn 9.7 9.7, PFD 9.7; 9.11А, PFD 9.7 up dn s 9.7 Dn Pfd limitations Pfd limit db(w/m2), at angle of arrival ( ) 0-5 5-25 25-90 Reference bandwidth 115 115 + 0,5( 5) 105 1 MHz Pfd limitations - threshold coordination levels Frequency band Pfd limit db(w/m2), for different separation distances (θ) Reference 0-0.6 0.6-1.05 1.05-2.65 2.65-4.35 4.35-12 >12 bandwidth 21,4-22 GHz 149.88 153,2+ 143,5+ 141,1+ 133,2+ 9,3θ 2 27,2 logθ 1,3θ 2 105 26,1 logθ 1 MHz 9.7, PFD, Res.553 Res.554 Limitations for special networks Frequency Max.EIRP SS, Off-axis EIRP band dbw/mgz SS, dbw 21.4-22 GHz 43.2 58.2 Res. 553 Frequency Antenna band diameter ES 21.4-22 GHz 45 120 cm 1500 MHz on downlink do not have power limitation

Regulation features of the Ka-band(3/3) Conditions for the frequencies in the Ka-band in Region 1 (2/2) 12 Service Link 24,65 25,25 27,5 28,5 28.6 29,1 29,5 29,9 30 31 FSS Up 9.7, Ant. 9.7, EIRP 9.7; 9.11А, EIRP 9.7, Ant. 9.7 Dn MSS Up s 9.7 9.7 Dn BSS Dn Max. EIRP limitations ES Limitations of antenna ES Frequency band Elevation angle, deg. Reference bandwidth, khz > 15 GHz 0 1000 +64 0< 5 1000 +64+3 Max. EIRP, dbw Frequency band Off-axis angle Off-axis EIRP 3 7 28 25 log db(вw/40 khz) 29.5-30 GHz 24.65-25.25GHz 7 < 9,2 7 dbw(w/40 khz) 9,2 < 48 31 25 log dbw(w/40 khz) 48 < 180 1 dbw(w/40 khz) Min. antenna diametr ES - 4.5 м 1500 МГц MHz on uplink do not have maximum power limitation

Improvement progress of the international rules of frequency usage in the Ka-band 13 RR requirements In practice Coordination is required with 200 networks of 29 countries In practice not more than 20 networks are affected of 5 8 Administrations Deficient RR procedures lead to considerable constraints and risks in implementation of new satellite communication and broadcasting networks Possible directions towards to international rules improvement : - updating of criteria for defining a coordination request; - adoption of the conditions motivating to submit homogeneous networks; - adoption of the conditions to limit antenna size of earth stations; - adoption of the conditions motivating to notify networks with actual parameters.

International rules improving prospective in Ка - band 14 API CR CR Development of spacecraft specification [ N ] [ N ] Bringing into use Suspension of operation Resumption of bringing into use 6 months 24 months 3.5 4.5 years 7 years 2-3 years 90 days 6 months 3 years Procedures improvement for implementation of networks notified with actual parameters within 7 years period - Improving Resolution 49 and other RR provisions; - Possibility to extend or suspend of date bringing into use in case of availability «hard» contracts on satellite building; - Fee implementation for frequency resource reservation and so on.

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