European Space Tech Expo 2024, Bremen
MIRAD Team attended the European Space Tech Expo in Bremen, November 16-21, 2024:Space Tech Expo in Bremen is a leading meeting place for the satellite and space industry supply chain…
European Microwave Week 2024, Paris
MIRAD Team attended the 27th European Microwave Week (EuMW) in Paris, September 22-27, 2024:We were excited to participate in the 27th European Microwave Week (EuMW), held in Paris from September…
Latest S-band Feed System for Galileo Ground Station TTCF-8
After a successfull factory acceptance testing, MIRADs latests S-band feed system is ready for the delivery to the customers site. This one is the 6th S-band feed system MIRAD delivered for…
SS/XX/K Multiband Feed System for Broadband Remote Sensing
The first generation of the feed system has been designed and delivered to our customer in 2015. This initial design combines the three S-, X- & K-band frequency ranges in…
Latest Generation of Multiband (S/X/K) Feed System
In recent years, the space industry has been pushing ahead with its plans for future lunar mission. This requires new communications capabilities that enable not only signal reception but also…
High Power Low PIM X-Band Feed System
K/Ka-band Feed System
In early 2015, MIRAD was contracted to develop two feed systems operating in X-band. One unit is to be installed in a 9m class step-track antenna, while the second unit…
X/K-Band Feeds for ESAs Deep Space Antenna 2 & 3
X/K-band Feed for ESA Deep Space Beam-Waveguide Antenna
The European Space Agency (ESA) runs several scientific exploration and research deep space missions e.g. Rosetta, Mars-Express, Venus-Express or space observatories like Herschel or Planck. To ensure a reliable communication with such deep space probes, ESA has built up a ground station antenna network all over the globe.
S-Band Tracking Feed System for Galileo Ground Segment
S-band Feed System for Galileo TT&C
The Galileo Project is Europe's initiative for a state-of-the-art global satellite navigation system, providing a highly accurate, guaranteed global positioning service under civilian control. The fully deployed system will consist of 30 satellites and the associated ground infrastructure.