Portions of 2 UHF bands available for aerospace telemetry are 1.435 to 1.535 Gc in L band, and 2.2 to 2.3 Gc in S band; VHF allocation is to expire in 1970; order-of-magnitude increase in frequency introduces problems such as narrower-beamwidth transmission, necessitating automatic tracking, generation of incidental FM (IFM) by HF mechanical vibration, and order-of-magnitude increase in stability requirements (to maintain range equivalence to VHF); 3 transmitter design configurations are evaluated; state-of-art system capability data.
Status of microwave telemetry implementation
IRE Nat Symposium Space Electronics Telemetry -- Trans Paper
IRE National Symposium on Space Electronics and Telemetry ; 1962 Telemetering
1962
8 pages
Conference paper
English
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