Antennas for distributed nanosatellite networks

Distributed nanosatellite networks have the advantage of being reconfigurable, redundant, and readily deployable. Two types of antennas designed for this application are presented: a flexible UHF antenna for Earth-to-satellite communications, and an X-band retrodirective array for secure satellite-t...

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Published inIEEE/ACES International Conference on Wireless Communications and Applied Computational Electromagnetics, 2005 pp. 606 - 609
Main Authors Mizuno, T.J., Roque, J.D., Murakami, B.T., Yoneshige, L.K., Shiroma, G.S., Miyamoto, R.Y., Shiroma, W.A.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 2005
Subjects
Antenna measurements
Apertures
Artificial satellites
Downlink
Educational institutions
Military satellites
NASA
Satellite antennas
Satellite broadcasting
UHF antennas
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Summary:Distributed nanosatellite networks have the advantage of being reconfigurable, redundant, and readily deployable. Two types of antennas designed for this application are presented: a flexible UHF antenna for Earth-to-satellite communications, and an X-band retrodirective array for secure satellite-to-satellite crosslink communications.
ISBN:9780780390683
0780390687
DOI:10.1109/WCACEM.2005.1469661