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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 11, 2014
Filed:
Feb. 13, 2011
Azriel Yakubovich, Kfar Yona, IL;
Guy Naym, Netanya, IL;
Idan Fogel, Netanya, IL;
Ervin Rozman, Netanya, IL;
Shlomo Levi, Shoham, IL;
Michael Greenspan, Givat Haim Meuhad, IL;
Moshe Gvili, Ganot Hadar, IL;
OR Dadush, Tel Aviv, IL;
Benny Ben Rey, Even Yehuda, IL;
Azriel Yakubovich, Kfar Yona, IL;
Guy Naym, Netanya, IL;
Idan Fogel, Netanya, IL;
Ervin Rozman, Netanya, IL;
Shlomo Levi, Shoham, IL;
Michael Greenspan, Givat Haim Meuhad, IL;
Moshe Gvili, Ganot Hadar, IL;
Or Dadush, Tel Aviv, IL;
Benny Ben Rey, Even Yehuda, IL;
Orbit Communication Ltd., Netanya, IL;
Abstract
An effective marine stabilized antenna system, in terms of antenna to radome size and antenna/RF performance complies with all relevant worldwide SatCom regulations. The combination of a dual offset Gregorian antenna (DOGA) with a stabilized polarization over elevation over tilt over azimuth pedestal, and a control/stabilization algorithm, ensures antenna orientation restrictions guarantee compliance with side-lobe intensity regulations. Operating a dual offset Gregorian antenna substantially within a pre-determined antenna cut range of a 45 degree angle relative to a configuration of the antenna and a relative position of a target provides antenna performance that complies with applicable SatCom regulations, despite having to flip the antenna 90 degrees to continue tracking the satellite.