The center of the Starlink network is a growing constellation of low-orbit (LEO) satellites. The satellites, which are positioned about 340 miles above the surface
terrestrial and are designed to provide global Internet coverage. The network is made up of two types of satellites: ground-facing satellites, which receive and transmit
data from user devices, and gateway satellites, which transmit data between user-facing satellites and ground stations.
One of the strengths of the system is the modularity which allows additional satellites to be added as needed, allowing for greater capacity and coverage.
The system uses a process called phased array beamforming, which allows the network to track and deliver data to users at speeds of up to 250 MBPS.
Antenna | phased array electronics |
Orientation | Fixed |
Environmental classification | IP56 |
Snow melting capacity | Up to 75 mm/hour (3 inches/hour) |
Operating temperature | -30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F) |
Field of view | 140° |
Average energy consumption | 110-150W |
Wind classification | Endurable: 280 km/h+ (174 mph+) |
Support | Corner support kit included |
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