A 60-channel superconductive input multiplexer integrated with pulse-tube cryocoolers
This paper presents the measured results of a C-band 60-channel superconductive input multiplexer integrated with pulse-tube space-qualified cryocoolers. The multiplexer is developed to duplicate the requirements of the INTELSAT 8 program. The channel filters are self-equalized ten-pole high-tempera...
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| creator | Mansour, R.R. Shen Ye Jolley, B. Thomson, G. Peik, S.F. Romano, T. Wai-Cheung Tang Kudsia, C.M. Nast, T. Williams, B. Frank, D. Enlow, D. Silverman, G. Soroga, J. Wilker, C. Warner, J. Khanna, S. Seguin, G. Brassaed, G. |
| description | This paper presents the measured results of a C-band 60-channel superconductive input multiplexer integrated with pulse-tube space-qualified cryocoolers. The multiplexer is developed to duplicate the requirements of the INTELSAT 8 program. The channel filters are self-equalized ten-pole high-temperature superconductor (HTS) planar structures designed with drop-in cryogenic ferrite circulators and isolators. This paper presents details on RF design, packaging, and cryocooler integration, as well as an assessment of overall reliability of using HTS equipment in a space environment. This paper demonstrates that at least 50% reduction in mass and 65% reduction in size can be achieved by replacing the INTELSAT 8 C-band dielectric-resonator input multiplexer with a superconductive multiplexer. |
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