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A9.3
It is often recommended that FS characteristics are to be found in the Rec.  ITU-R F.758-4 when FS frequency sharing with aircraft-mounted FSS Earth stations in the band 27.5-29.5 GHz is considered. Note that Rec.  ITU-R F.758-4 has also been newly revised; the draft revision is currently in the final stage of being approved and publication of new version F.758-5 is expected soon. As specified in Annex 2 of its Section 4, the system parameters shown are not representative of any actual FS system, but represent an averaging or an expected range of values suitable for generic sharing/compatibility studies.

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Antenna radiation patterns for FS-PP are usually assumed in sharing studies using the formulas in ITU-R F.699 (when a single FS system is considered as victim/interferer) or F.1245 (when averaging among a number of FS systems as victim/interferer). For P-MP it is recommended to use the ITU-R F.1336.

 

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Table 69: Recommended FS characteristics for FS vs FSS studies

Table 70: Recommended FS characteristics for FS vs FSS studies

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Parameter

FS1 (PP)

FS2 (PP)

FS3
(PP)

FS4
(P-MP)

FS5 (PP based on Rec. ITU-R 758-5)

FS6 (P-MP based on Rec. ITU-R 758-5)

Notes

RX antenna height

20 m

20m

20m

20m

Not specified, 20m is suggested

Not specified, 20m is suggested

 

RX antenna pattern

ITU-R
Rec.
F.1245

ITU-R
Rec.
F.1245

ITU-R
Rec.
F. 1245 

ITU-R
Rec. F.1336

ITU-R Rec.
F. 1245 

ITU-R
Rec.
F.1336

Source:
Rec F.758-5 (doc 5/BL/24)

Receiver noise figure, F

6 dB

6 dB

6 dB

6 dB

8 dB

8 dB

See note (1)[1]

RX frequency

28 GHz

28 GHz

28 GHz

28 GHz

24.25 – 29.50 GHz

24.25 – 29.50 GHz

 

RX elevation angle

10°

Not specified, 10° is suggested

Not specified, 0° is suggested

 

RX peak gain

45 dBi

43 dBi

35 dBi

18 dBi

 

6.5 dBi

 

See note (2)[2]

 

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