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gomspace.com NanoCom ANT2000 Datasheet S-band active antenna GomSpace A/S | Alfred Nobels Vej 21A 1. | DK-9220 Aalborg East | Denmark gomspace.com | [email protected] | T: +45 9635 6111 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 1 Table of Contents 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................................................. 2 2 CHANGELOG ................................................................................................................................ 3 3 OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................... 4 3.1 HIGHLIGHTED FEATURES ...................................................................................................... 4 3.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM .................................................................................................................. 5 3.3 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................... 5 3.3.1 ISL version ...................................................................................................................... 5 3.3.2 DUP version .................................................................................................................... 6 3.4 CALIBRATION AND SETUP ..................................................................................................... 6 4 VERSIONS ..................................................................................................................................... 7 4.1 INTER SATELLITE LINK (ISL) AND PROFILE ............................................................................ 7 4.2 DUPLEX (DUP) AND PROFILE ............................................................................................... 7 4.3 MOUNTING PLATE ................................................................................................................ 7 5 CONNECTOR PINOUT .................................................................................................................. 9 5.1 CONNECTOR LOCATION TOP ................................................................................................ 9 5.1.1 J102 - RX RF COAXIAL CONNECTOR .......................................................................... 9 5.1.2 J300 - TX RF COAXIAL CONNECTOR .......................................................................... 9 5.1.3 J400 - Power Connector................................................................................................ 10 5.1.4 J401 - Control Connector .............................................................................................. 10 5.1.5 J402 - Debug ................................................................................................................. 10 6 DATA INTERFACE ...................................................................................................................... 11 7 DEBUG INTERFACE ................................................................................................................... 11 8 ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS .............................................................................................. 11 9 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS ........................................................................................... 11 10 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS .............................................................................................. 11 11 RF PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS .............................................................................. 12 11.1 RECEIVER ISL .................................................................................................................. 12 11.2 RECEIVER DUP ............................................................................................................... 12 11.3 TRANSMITTER .................................................................................................................. 12 12 ANTENNA PERFORMANCE ..................................................................................................... 13 12.1 STANDARD PROFILE ......................................................................................................... 14 12.1.1 Antenna Gain .............................................................................................................. 14 12.1.2 Axial ratio..................................................................................................................... 15 12.1.3 Half Power Beamwidth ................................................................................................ 16 12.1.4 Port Matching .............................................................................................................. 16 12.2 LOW PROFILE .................................................................................................................. 17 12.2.1 Antenna Gain .............................................................................................................. 17 12.2.2 Port Matching .............................................................................................................. 17 13 MECHANICAL DRAWING ......................................................................................................... 18 13.1 TYPE A ............................................................................................................................ 18 13.2 TYPE B ............................................................................................................................ 19 13.3 TYPE C ............................................................................................................................ 20 13.4 TYPE D ............................................................................................................................ 21 ©2017 GomSpace A/S 2 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 2 Changelog Date 19-5-2017 8-8-2017 Revision 1.0 1.1 ©2017 GomSpace A/S Author HKK/KLK KLK Description First release Changed drawing in chapter 4.3 3 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 3 Overview GomSpace NanoCom ANT2000 is an active antenna specifically designed for interfacing with GomSpace SDR transceivers. Several versions are available depending on usage and placement on a nano-satellite. The active antenna is built as a sandwich around a shield/mounting plate. The RF signal connection between the antenna and electronics PCBs are made with RF compression connectors. This construction allows flexible mounting on several different satellite structures – just by changing the shield/mounting plate. Below is shown a CAD of the top and the bottom of the ANT2000. 3.1 Highlighted Features • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Integrated antenna and PA/LNA results in low loss and optimum RF performance. Duplex filter based design results in optimum co-existence with other RF transceivers on-board. Flexible sandwich construction allows flexible mounting on different satellite structures – just by changing the shield/mounting plate. Shielded electronics. Flexible power interface (8-18 V). Default CAN-bus control interface. Medium gain (8 dBi) patch antenna with circular polarization. ANT2000-ISL-2150 version supports time division duplex (TDD) in 2200–2290 MHz frequency band. ANT2000-DUP-2150 version supports full duplex with RX in 2025-2110 MHz and TX in 22002290 MHz. ANT2000-DUP-2090 version supports full duplex with RX in 1980-2010 MHz and TX in 21702200 MHz. Temperature sensors (one sensor for PA and one in the microcontroller). Input current sensor. PCB material: o Electronics Board: Glass/Polyimide IPC 6012C cl. 3 o Antenna Module: Rogers RO4003C IPC-A-610 Class 3 assembly ©2017 GomSpace A/S 4 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 3.2 Block Diagram 3.3 Functional Description The ANT2000 contains: a transmit power amplifier, a receive low noise amplifier, transmit/receive switch (ISL version), and necessary support circuits. The antenna section includes matching components and the RF compression connectors. Stated antenna gain includes loss in matching circuit and in the RF connectors. The transmitter chain includes a (pre) driver amplifier stage and a multistage balanced PA. Interstage SAW filters reduce broadband noise and provides stage isolation. The receiver chain contains two LNAs again with interstage SAW filters to protect following stages from out-of-band interference. All performance parameters for the electronics board and for the antenna module are given at the reference plane. 3.3.1 ISL Version This front-end uses the same frequency band for RX and TX, which allows two ISL radio board to communicate using time division duplex. ©2017 GomSpace A/S 5 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 The ISL front-end has a TX/RX switch and uses a bandpass filter (half of duplex-filter) that reduces transmitter noise (broadband) significantly. During production/checkout it can be configured if the antenna should use RHCP or LHCP. 3.3.2 DUP Version The DUP version is the same as the ISL version except for the TX/RX switch and the filters on the Receiver chain. This version is available for two different frequency bands (see section 4.2). 3.4 Calibration and Setup During production check-out, several calibration values are stored in the board. For the receiver calibration values describe the RX gain at 7 frequencies across the RX band. These values can be used to implement a compensated RSSI function. (Antenna gain is not included). The RSSI values can also be temperature compensated using stored calibration values for gain temperature dependency. The transmitter calibration values are primarily used to setup the correct input power to reach a given output power (compensated for frequency and temperature). One calibration value describes the input power detector level for a -10 dBm center frequency carrier, which will allow the SDR platform to set this level independently of cable loss. All other input levels should be set relative to the calibrated -10 dB level. The PA has three predefined bias levels, which are optimized for 2 W, 1 W, and 0.5 W (se chapter 11.3). All levels are setup for approximately -25 dBc adjacent channel power for a 500 ksymbol/s QPSK a (RC 0.35) modulated signal. ©2017 GomSpace A/S 6 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 4 Versions When ordering the customer has to make a choice of: • PCB version – ANT2000-ISL-2150, ANT2000-DUP-2150 or ANT2000-DUP-2090 • Antenna polarization (ISL default LHCP and DUP default RHCP) • Mounting plate - depends on where the antenna is to be mounted • Profile height – a special low profile of the antenna is available for the ISL version 4.1 Inter Satellite Link (ISL) and Profile ANT2000-ISL-2150 2200 - 2290 2200 - 2290 TX band RX band Unit MHz MHz The ISL antenna module version comes with either a standard profile or a low profile. The low profile is intended for type D mounting (see chapter 4.3). 4.2 Duplex (DUP) and Profile DUP comes in two versions. ANT2000-DUP-2150 2200 - 2290 2025 - 2120 TX band RX band ANT2000-DUP-2090 2170 - 2200 1980 - 2010 Unit MHz MHz The DUP is only available in the standard profile version. 4.3 Mounting Plate Four different mounting plates are available, depending on where the ANT2000 is placed on a nanosatellite. They are all 1.5 mm aluminum. The 3U is used as an example; the plates can also be mounted on 1U and 2U nano-satellite. Z D B C A B A X Y ©2017 GomSpace A/S GomSpace 6U structure 3U structure 7 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 Type A Type B Used in a 3U structure on the A-sides and on the 6U structure A-sides. Used in 3U structure on the B-sides. Type C Type D Used in the top or bottom of a 3U structure and not exceed the height of the structure rails. Designed for use with the GomSpace NanoCom ANT-6F, which is mounted on the top or bottom of a 6U structure and not exceeds the height of the structure rails. ©2017 GomSpace A/S 8 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 5 Connector Pinout 5.1 Connector Location Top J300 6 J402 1 10 J401 1 1 J102 7 J400 5.1.1 J102 - RX RF COAXIAL CONNECTOR Molex SSMCX Pin 1 2 Name RX RF GND Description Amplified received signal 5.1.2 J300 - TX RF COAXIAL CONNECTOR Molex SSMCX Pin 1 2 Name TX RF GND ©2017 GomSpace A/S Description Transmitter input signal 9 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 5.1.3 J400 - Power Connector Molex Pico-Lock 1.50 mm pitch 504050-0791 Pin 1 Name AABON 2 3 4 5 6 7 GND GND GND VIN VIN VIN Description Low < 0.4 V, Active High > 2.5 V (max 18V) 8 – 18 V externally switchable 8 – 18 V externally switchable 8 – 18 V externally switchable 5.1.4 J401 - Control Connector Molex Pico-Lock 1.50 mm pitch 504050-1091 Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Name GND I2C_SCL I2C_SDA CANL CANH GND TXEN_EX TXON_EX RXON_EX Description n.c. I2C backup communication bus (not supported by current firmware) I2C backup communication bus (not supported by current firmware) CAN bus (ATSAM21C series MCU used) CAN bus (ATSAM21C series MCU used) Select TX mode in manual duplex mode Power on TX circuit Power on RX circuit 5.1.5 J402 - Debug Molex Pico-Lock 1.50 mm pitch 504050-0691 Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 Name GND UART RX UART TX SWCLK SWDIO RESETn ©2017 GomSpace A/S Description GOSH serial communication GOSH serial communication Firmware upload/debug Firmware upload/debug Firmware upload/debug 10 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 6 Data Interface The NanoCom ANT2000 uses the CubeSat Space Protocol (CSP) to transfer data to and from CSP nodes on-board the main system bus. CSP is a routed network protocol that can be used to transmit data packets between individual subsystems on the satellite bus and between the satellite and ground station. For more information about CSP please read the documentation on libcsp.org and on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cubesat_Space_Protocol Default control interface is a CAN-bus. I2C is being implemented later. 7 Debug Interface The debug interface is a USART that uses the GomSpace Shell (GOSH) to present a console-like interface to the user. GOSH is a general feature present on all GomSpace products. The console can be used during checkout and satellite integration of the ANT2000 to send commands and inspect/set parameters. 8 Absolute Maximum Ratings Stresses above those listed under Absolute Maximum Ratings may cause permanent damage to the ANT2000. Exposure to absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect the reliability. Symbol VIN PIN Pin Tamb Tstg Description Input Supply voltage Supply power draw Absolute maximum input power at TX and RX ports Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Min. 8.0 - Max. 18.0 11 5 Unit V W dBm -40 -40 85 85 °C °C Min. - Max. 1.8 200 800 600 10700 Unit mW mW mW mW mW 9 Electrical Characteristics Symbol Psup_off Psup_idle Psup_rx Psup_tx Psup_tx Description Supply power, OFF Supply power, IDLE Supply power, RX mode Supply power, TX STANDBY Supply power, TX ACTIVE 10 Physical Characteristics Description Mass (approximate – depends on mounting etc) Size (see chapter 13) ©2017 GomSpace A/S Value ~ 110 98 x 98 x 20.1 Unit g mm 11 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 11 RF Performance Characteristics 11.1 Receiver ISL Symbol Gain,rx NF,rx Freq, rx Description RX Avg. Gain, 25°C Gain ripple 25°C Gain ripple -40°C to 85°C RX Noise Figure, 25°C RX Noise Figure, -40°C to 85°C RX frequency band Min. 35 -3 -3 2.5 (typ) 2200 Max. 39 3 -3 2.8 3.5 2290 Unit dB dB dB dB dB MHz Max. 45 4 -5 2.2 2.8 2110 2010 Unit dB dB dB dB Max. Unit dBm dB dBm W dBm dB dBm W dBm dB dBm W dBm dB dBm 11.2 Receiver DUP Symbol Gain,rx NF,rx Freq, rx Description RX Avg. Gain, 25°C Gain ripple 25°C Gain ripple -40°C to 85°C RX Noise Figure, 25°C RX Noise Figure, -40°C to 85°C RX band (ANT-2150-DUP) RX band (ANT-2090-DUP) Min. 39 -4 -5 2.0 (typical) 2025 1980 MHz MHz 11.3 Transmitter Symbol Pow.level 2 Pow.level 1 Pow.level 0 Pin,thr Pin,thr,hys Pout,min Description Pout Pout ripple Pin (typical) DC Power (typical) (Vin 10V) Pout Pout ripple Pin (typical) DC Power (typical) (Vin 10V) Pout Pout ripple Pin (typical) DC Power (typical) (Vin 10V) Threshold for input detector – rising Hysteresis for input power det. Min. power for automatic TX ©2017 GomSpace A/S Min. 32.0 (typ) -1.5 -8 8.9 29.8 (typ) -1.5 -11 6.1 26.8 (typ) -1.5 -14 4.0 2 Pin: -26 0.5 -4 10.0 0.5 -7 7.1 0.5 -10 4.5 -28 Pout: 14 12 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 12 Antenna Performance Figure below is a typical simulated radiation pattern, and a definition of the Phi and Theta angles used to describe the general antenna performance. The antenna module includes connectors and matching circuit and has two feed ports which must be driven 90° out of phase to generate a circular polarized radiation. On the electronics board a hybrid coupler generates the necessary quadrature signals. For the antenna measurements an adaptor board with the same hybrid coupler is used as test interface and the adaptor board loss (~0.30 dB) is compensated in the measurements. Due to symmetry of the feed ports both circular polarizations will have the same performance and the results shown in this section with be based on RHCP data. ©2017 GomSpace A/S 13 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 12.1 Standard Profile 12.1.1 Antenna Gain All antenna radiation measurements are with a Satimo Ring setup using a 98 x 98 mm aluminum ground plane. Below antenna gain (including connector) and radiation pattern for Phi=45° (diagonal across ground plane) is shown. Antenna Gain 9.0 8.5 8.0 dBi 7.5 7.0 6.5 6.0 5.5 5.0 1950 2000 2050 2100 2150 2200 2250 2300 2350 MHz AM2150 STD, Phi 45° cut, Gain [dBi] vs. Theta 10 5 0 RHG 1980° dBi -5 RHG 2010° RHG 2025° -10 RHG 2065° RHG 2110° -15 RHG 2170° -20 RHG 2200° RHG 2245° -25 -30 -180 -150 -120 -90 -60 -30 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 Theta [°] ©2017 GomSpace A/S 14 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 12.1.2 Axial ratio All ANT2000 antennas are circular polarized, and product polarization is determined by the electronics PCB. Below the maximum axial ratio for -40...40° elevation is shown as a function of frequency, and the axial ratio as a function of Theta for a Phi angle of 45°. As seen the axial ratio is quite good within the halfpower beamwidth. Antenna Axial Ratio (max for Theta ±40°) 4.5 4.0 3.5 dB 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 1950 2000 2050 2100 2150 2200 2250 2300 2350 MHz AM2150 STD, Phi 45° cut, Axial Ratio [dB] vs. Theta 30.0 25.0 AR 1980° 20.0 dB AR 2010° AR 2025° 15.0 AR 2065° AR 2110° 10.0 AR 2170° AR 2200° AR 2245° 5.0 0.0 -180 -150 -120 -90 -60 -30 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 Theta [°] ©2017 GomSpace A/S 15 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 12.1.3 Half Power Beamwidth Antenna Half Power Beamwidth 78.0 76.0 degrees 74.0 72.0 70.0 68.0 66.0 64.0 1950 2000 2050 2100 2150 2200 2250 2300 2350 MHz 12.1.4 Port Matching ANT2150-STD EM#1 Port Matching 0.0 -2.0 -4.0 dB -6.0 -8.0 -10.0 -12.0 -14.0 -16.0 1600.0 1700.0 1800.0 1900.0 2000.0 2100.0 2200.0 2300.0 2400.0 2500.0 2600.0 Freq [MHz] |S11| dB ©2017 GomSpace A/S |S22| dB BAND 16 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 12.2 Low Profile Only the ANT2000-ISL-2150 in the 2200-2290 MHz frequency band can use the low profile antenna. The Half power beamwidth and the axial ration is virtually the same as for the standard antenna. 12.2.1 Antenna Gain Performance within this band is marginally lower than the standard antenna primarily due to matching losses. Below the gain [dBi] is shown in comparison with the standard profile antenna. Antenna Gain 9.0 8.5 8.0 dBi 7.5 7.0 RH STD 6.5 RH LP 6.0 5.5 5.0 1950 2000 2050 2100 2150 2200 2250 2300 2350 MHz 12.2.2 Port Matching The matching of the ports is significantly more narrowband than the standard antenna as shown below. ANT2150-LP EM#1 Port Matching 0 -5 -10 -15 dB -20 -25 -30 -35 -40 -45 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 2400 2500 2600 Freq [MHz] |S11| dB ©2017 GomSpace A/S |S22| dB BAND 17 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 4 13 Mechanical Drawing 3 All dimensions in mm. 2 13.1 Type A 3.2 82.6 3.2 4.5 4.5 100.5 10.7 20.1 7.9 1.5 DRAWN jal CHECKED ©2017 GomSpace A/S 18 QA MFG BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 4 3 13.2 Type B 4x 2 2.5 10.8 82.6 10.8 4.5 4.5 100.5 10.7 20.1 7.9 1.5 DRAWN jal CHECKED QA MFG ©2017 GomSpace A/S 19 APPROVED BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 4 3 13.3 Type C 4x 2 2.5 3.2 8.0 82.0 8.0 3.2 16.5 8.0 98.0 16.1 82.0 8.0 98.0 9.5 1.2 20.1 3.0 1.5 4.9 DRAWN jal 03-0 CHECKED QA MFG APPROVED 20 ©2017 GomSpace A/S 4 3 2 BPX Datasheet 15ANT2000 OctoberDatasheet 2016 8 June 2017 gs-ds-nanopower-BPX-3-1.0 gs-ds-nanocom-ant2000-1.1 4 3 13.4 Type D 25.3 2 25.3 4x ø2.5 5.2 3.3 8.2 68.9 95.6 8.2 5.2 8.2 9.4 65.2 9.4 8.2 100.5 10.7 17.6 1.5 5.4 DRAWN jal CHECKED QA MFG APPROVED 4 ©2017 GomSpace A/S 3 2 21