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| TX performance | RX performance | ||
| Parameter | Value | Parameter | Value |
| Frequency | 27.5$\sim$31.0 GHz | Frequency | 17.7$\sim$21.2 GHz |
| Number of elements | 8 | Number of elements | 8 |
| OP$_{\rm~1~dB}$ | 11 dBm | NF | 3.0 dB |
| PAE@OP$_{\rm~1~dB}$ | 15% | DC power | 30 mW/channel |
| Gain/phase control | 6 bit | Gain/phase control | 6 bit |
| Gain control range/step | 31.5 dB/0.5 dB | Gain control range/step | 31.5 dB/0.5 dB |
| Phase control range/step | 360$^{\circ}$/5.625$^{\circ}$ | Phase control range/step | 360$^{\circ}$/5.625$^{\circ}$ |
| RMS gain error | 0.54 dB | RMS gain error | 0.21 dB |
| RMS phase error | 1.78$^{\circ}$ | RMS phase error | 1.12$^{\circ}$ |
| Package | WLCSP | Package | WLCSP |
| Parameter | Value | Parameter | Value |
| Frequency (TX) | 27.5$\sim$31.0 GHz | Side lope level | $\leqslant~-$13 dB@90$^{\circ}$ |
| Frequency (RX) | 17.7$\sim$21.2 GHz | Polarization | LHCP/RHCP |
| E-/H-plane scan | 0$\sim$360$^{\circ}$, 30$^{\circ}$$\sim$90$^{\circ}$ | Axial ratio | RX: $\leqslant$1 dB@90$^{\circ}$ |
| Number of elements | 4096 TX/4096 RX | TX: $\leqslant$1 dB@90$^{\circ}$ | |
| EIRP | $\geqslant$52 dBW@90$^{\circ}$ | Beamwidth | RX: 1.7$^{\circ}$@90$^{\circ}$ |
| $\geqslant$47.5 dBW@30$^{\circ}$ | TX: 1.7$^{\circ}$@90$^{\circ}$ | ||
| G/T | $\geqslant$11.5 dB/K@90$^{\circ}$ | RX/TX isolation | textgreater 105 dB |
| $\geqslant$7.5 dB/K@30$^{\circ}$ |
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