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GANSAT · GaN powered Ka-band high-efficiency multi-beam transceivers for SATellites

FP7Status: CLOSED23 September 20131 October 2016EU funding €2,497,606

GANSAT – GaN powered Ka-band high-efficiency multi-beam transceivers for SATellitesGaN technologies appear to be a key element for the space industry. Their use in the power amplification stage of satellites will represent a significant progress versus actual designs and benefit to broadcast systems. In addition, the good noise feature opens the door to high performing low noise amplifiers and local oscillators used in broadband system. Last but not least the intrinsic robustness of the technology and the high integration of the equipment’s will enable the design of new advanced application using micro/mini satellites. The latter being the most challenging towards the technology has been chosen as the primary target of the GaNSat Project.The project addresses significant challenges in high-frequency high-power satellite radio transceivers:1 - Enhanced robustness and functionality of radio transceivers at Ka band2 - Space qualification of GaN MMICs3 - High-efficiency high-power multi-beam active TX/RX antenna4 - High-efficiency high-linearity PA5 - New linearization technique

Consortium · 8 organisations

coordinator

EVOLEO TECHNOLOGIES LDA

PT · €177,631

participant

INSTITUTO DE TELECOMUNICACOES

PT · €286,774

participant

FORSCHUNGSVERBUND BERLIN EV

DE · €761,615

participant

EFACEC ENGENHARIA E SISTEMAS SA

PT · €196,692

participant

SENER TAFS SAU

ES · €124,525

participant

COMMTIA SYSTEMS SA

ES · €361,855

participant

AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE SAS

FR · €223,455

participant

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

UK · €365,060

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