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The multi-functional payload based on rotman-lens beamforming network

Jankovic et al., 2019

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11911473715320547117
Author
Jankovic P
Tapia P
Galdeano J
Toso G
Angeletti P
Publication year
Publication venue
Proc. 4th ESA Workshop Adv. Flexible Telecom Payloads

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ABSTRACT The next generation Very High Throughput Satellite (VHTS) systems with advanced payload and antenna architectures are promising new era in satellite communication. The increase of the data throughput is highly conditioned by the availability …
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