The Anywaves Low Noise Block Downconverter (LNB) is a key element of satellite RF reception chains, positioned directly behind the antenna. Designed for space applications, it provides low-noise amplification and frequency down-conversion, delivering a clean intermediate-frequency signal ready for digitization and downstream processing.
Built on a dual-channel architecture with a shared external local oscillator, the Anywaves LNB family is structured into three dedicated frequency variants rather than a single wideband compromise. This approach allows RF performance to be optimized per band while remaining compatible with both Anywaves and third-party antennas, making the LNB well suited to modern payload architectures combining performance, flexibility, and long-term evolvability.
Key Features:
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Optimised per‑band performance — no wideband compromise
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External LO frequency control
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Dual‑channel reception supporting dual-polarisation or multi-signal reception
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Designed for integration behind the antenna
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A scalable LNB family designed to extend across frequency ranges
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ITAR-free
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Included Services
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- Complete EIDP (End Item Data Package)
- In-Depth Engineering Support
- Further Testing Available On Demand
- Specific Requests Analysis With Experts
| Parameter | Value |
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| Lead Time | 6 to 12 months (contact us for shorter lead time) |
| Frequency coverage | 1 GHz to 12 GHz (three sub-bands: 1–2 / 2–6 / 6–12 GHz) |
| RF architecture | Dual input RF, Dual output IF & common LO (Local Oscillator) |
| IF (Intermediate Frequency) bandwidth | Up to 400 MHz |
| Noise figure | Optimised per band (down to 1.2 dB) |
| Power consumption | ≤ 5 W (dual‑channel) |
| Qualification | Space‑grade, TRL 9 |
| Type | Document Name | Action & Size |
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| No public documentation available. Please inquire for details. | ||