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Ka-Band Single LNB 19.7-20.2GHz Low Noise Block with Linear & Circular Polarization and 1.2dB Noise Figure

Ka-Band Single LNB 19.7-20.2GHz Low Noise Block with Linear & Circular Polarization and 1.2dB Noise Figure

19.7-20.2GHz Ka-Band Single LNB

Linear & Circular Polarization Low Noise Block

1.2dB Noise Figure Satellite LNB

Place of Origin:

CHINA

Brand Name:

SETON

Certification:

CE, ISO, RoHS

Model Number:

KA-Band Single LNB

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Product Details
Input Frequency Range:
19.7GHz ~ 20.2GHz
Output Frequency Range:
950MHz ~ 1450MHz
LO Frequency:
21.15GHz
Noise Figure:
1.2dB(Typ.)/ 1.8dB(Max.)
Conversion Gain:
55dB~65dB/ 60dB(Typ.)
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19.7-20.2GHz Ka-Band Single LNB

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Linear & Circular Polarization Low Noise Block

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1.2dB Noise Figure Satellite LNB

Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity
1000pcs
Packaging Details
CARTON
Delivery Time
30-35 days
Payment Terms
T/T,Western Union
Supply Ability
15 million pieces
Product Description
Ka-Band Single LNB 19.7-20.2GHz
Product Overview
This KA-Band Single LNB operates at 19.7~20.2 GHz with customizable frequency design options. It supports both linear (Vertical/Horizontal) and circular (Left-hand/Right-hand) polarization.
In today's rapidly evolving satellite communications landscape, the Ka-band has become the core frequency band for High-Throughput Satellites (HTS), VSAT networks, and military communications. Our professional-grade Ka-band Single LNB, featuring advanced PLL (Phase-Locked Loop) technology, delivers exceptional signal reception performance and unparalleled stability for your satellite communication systems.
Whether it's broadband access in remote areas, maritime/airborne mobile communications, or encrypted data transmission for government agencies, this LNB is designed to handle the most demanding applications.
Core Technical Specifications
Parameter Specification Technical Advantage
Receive Frequency Range 19.7 - 20.2 GHz Covers mainstream Ka-band downlink frequencies, compatible with most global HTS satellites
Local Oscillator Frequency 21.15GHz (Customizable) Precisely matched to satellite frequency plans
Output Frequency 950 - 1450 MHz (L-band) Standard interface, compatible with major satellite modems
LO Stability PLL, ±10 kHz (with external 10MHz reference) Ultra-low phase noise, meets DVB-S2X high-order modulation requirements
Noise Figure As low as 1.2 dB (typical) Exceptional weak signal capture capability, enhances link margin
Input Interface WR-42 Waveguide Flange Professional interface, minimal insertion loss, ideal for high-frequency signal transmission
Output Interface N-type Female (or SMA optional) Rugged and durable, suitable for harsh outdoor environments
Operating Temperature -30°C ~ +60°C All-weather reliable operation, adapts to extreme climates
Protection Rating IP67 Dust/Water Resistant Sealed housing design, impervious to wind and rain
Detailed Technical Specifications
Parameter Specification
Input Frequency Range 19.7GHz ~ 20.2GHz
Output Frequency Range 950MHz ~ 1450MHz
LO frequency 21.15GHz
Noise Figure 1.2dB (Typ.)/ 1.8dB (Max.)
LO Initial Accuracy 0.5MHz
LO Temperature Drift (-30~+60℃) 0.75MHz
LO phase noise @ 1 KHz -60dBc/Hz
LO phase noise @ 10 KHz -80dBc/Hz
LO phase noise @ 100 KHz -90dBc/Hz
Conversion Gain 55dB~65dB/ 60dB (Typ.)
Gain Flatness 2.5dB (Max.)
Gain Variation 0.5dB/26 MHz
O/P 1dB Compression Point (P1 dB) 3.0dBm (Min.)
Image-Rejection -40dBc (Min.)
Crosstalk Isolation 20dB (Min.) 22dB (Typ.)
O/P VSWR 2.5:1
Control Signals Ca L 10.0V~14.0V
Control Signals Cb R 16.0V~20.0V
DC-Power 10~20V/150Vdc*mA (Max.)
Output Impedance 75Ω (F-Type)
Working Temperature -30℃~+60℃
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an LNB?
An LNB (Low Noise Block, also called LNC - Low Noise Converter) is used for communications satellite reception. The LNB is typically mounted on the satellite dish to collect and amplify the satellite signal, then downconvert it to a more manageable IF frequency that can be carried over standard coaxial cabling to the receiver. LNBs are categorized into C-Band, Ku-Band, and Ka-Band based on their operating frequencies.
What is a feedhorn?
The feedhorn is a directional component of the LNB that captures signals reflected from the dish while shielding against extraneous radiation. These collected signals are then passed to the LNB electronics. Feedhorns come in three types: Orthogonal feed, offset feed, and elliptical feed.
What is a Monoblock LNB?
This design incorporates two independent LNBs in a single housing, enabling reception from two different satellites at slightly different orbital positions using a single dish. Switching between satellites is achieved via DiSEqC signals. Monoblock LNBs are available primarily for satellites with fixed 2°/3°/4.3° or 6° spacing, covering Ku band with single, twin, and quad output options.
What is a one cable solution LNB?
This LNB type can connect multiple set-top boxes (STBs) using a single RG6 cable, providing an energy-efficient, multi-user receiving solution. Also known as a stack LNB.
What does Unicable mean?
Unicable is a satellite television distribution method supporting multiple receivers (up to 32 per EN 50494 & EN 50607 standards).
  • Unicable 1: SCR LNB with static working mode only
  • Unicable 2: Supports both static and dynamic working modes, with designs allowing Universal+Unicable inputs (e.g., 1 Universal + 1 Unicable output or 1 Universal + 3 Unicable outputs)

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