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SATELLITE INFORMATION New Satellites to be launched soon ARABSAT 5A Edited by Aleksandar Medic This C-band multi-mission satellite will be launched on a Proton Breeze M vehicle from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. It will be located on 30.5° East and replace the old ARABSAT 2B satellite. It will have 26 C-band (16 normal + 10 in the so-called Appendix 30B) and 24 (12+12) Ku-band transponders. The satellite will be built and delivered in orbit by a joint team of Astrium and Thales Alenia Space. Astrium, as the leading partner, will supply the platforms and integrate the satellites. Thales Alenia Space will design and build the communications payloads. The team will also upgrade the ground control segment for the extended ARABSAT satellite fleet. ARABSAT 5A is an Eurostar E3000 model satellite with a launch mass of 4,800 kg and a spacecraft power of 11kW at the end of its 15year service lifetime. It will be capable of serving the entire Africa and Middle East (MEA) regions, as well as most of Central Asia with a large range of communications services such as television backhauling and broadcasting, telephony, business communications, Internet trunking and the provision of VSAT and other interactive services. New Satellites AMC-5R This SES-Americom satellite has been built by Orbital Sciences Corporation on the Star-2.4 Bus platform and will replace AMC-5 at the 281.0° East (79.0° West) orbital position. It has 24 C-band and 24 Ku-band transponders that will serve the Continental United States and portions of the Carribean. Six of the channels in each band can be cross-strapped to the opposite band, allowing signals to be transmitted to the satellite in one frequency and received in the other, giving customers added flexibility while enabling new service developments and enhancements. The bird has a launch mass of 3,152 kg, approximately 5 kW of payload power and a mission life of 15 years. INTELSAT 16 INTELSAT 16, the new satellite with 24 Ku-band transponders will occupy 302.0° East (58.0° West) orbital position. The satellite employs Orbital Sciences Corporation’s Star-2.4 Bus and will be launched from Baikonur cosmodrome on the Proton Breeze M vehicle. The satellite has a lifetime of 15 years and a mass of 2,5 tons. It will provide high power Ku-band capacity for DTH services in Latin America and serve as a complement to the INTELSAT 9. 104 TELE-satellite — Broadband & Fiber-Optic — 08-09/2009 — www.TELE-satellite.com
Oct. 12. 2008 - Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan Launcher of the Soyuz TMA-13 spacecraft, carrying the crew of Expedition 18 (Photo credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls) www.TELE-satellite.com — 08-09/2009 — TELE-satellite — Broadband & Fiber-Optic 105
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