oneweb卫星系统介绍培训课件.pptx

OneWeb Global Access Rick Wang Oct 2016 ;54% of the world has no Internet access;% of unconnected households ; $;World Class Group of Partners and Shareholders;648 satellites by 2020 - initial deployment Low Earth Orbit - 1,200 km 18 orbital planes Ku-band and Ka-band spectrum Global coverage Low free space propagation delays (8 to 16 ms) ;Ku-band FSS allocation Space-to-Earth 10.7-12.75 GHz Earth-to-space 14.0-14.5 GHz Efficient use of spectrum 16 beams Capacity per beam ~400 Mbps ;OneWeb coverage;Speed: Volume: Latency: Coverage:;Satellite Network Portal;Satellite Broadband Fempto cells;Satellite Terminals;Small, low cost and quick to build satellites High volume production Simple satellites Size: ~1 cubic meter, ~150 kg Lifetime: 7+ years De-orbit capability;50-70 gateway sites around the world 500+ antennas ; 21 Soyuz + options Pilots launch 2018 Constellation deployment from 2018-2020;;User Link – Ku-band FSS Allocations Space-to-Earth: 10.7 –12.75 GHz Earth-to-space: 14.0 –14.50 GHz: Feeder and TTC Link – Ka-band FSS Allocations Space-to-Earth: 17.7 – 20.2 GHz: Earth-to-space: 27.5 – 30.0 GHz: ITU Radio Regulations Art 22 – EPFD limits protect GSO systems Allowance 10% of Unavailability for example: 10% of 0.1 unavailability = 0.01 Availability 99.9% drops to 99.89% OneWeb meets the EPFD limits Avoids in-line interference ;Clean Space;Tony Azzarelli VP Regulatory Policy tony.azzarelli@oneweb.net