Difference between revisions of "HAMTV from the ISS"
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| − | + | *2395 MHz (main operating frequency) | |
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| + | *2422 MHz | ||
| + | *2437 MHz | ||
| − | + | ====DVB-S modulation==== | |
| + | *Symbol rates: 1.3 Ms/s and 2.0 Ms/s | ||
| + | *FEC : ½ | ||
| − | + | ====Video format==== | |
| − | + | NTSC | |
| − | + | SIF resolution: 352×240 or D1:720×480 | |
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Revision as of 09:23, 2 March 2024
Following repairs carried out last year it now looks likely that the original HAMTV unit will be returned to the ISS with potential commissioning by a visiting astronaut during April 2024.
What is HamTV
HAMTV is the name of the Digital Amateur Television (DATV) transmitter on board the Columbus module of the International Space Station (ISS).
It transmits Digital video and audio in MPEG-2 format using the DVB-S protocol in the 13cms band on 2395MHz.
HAMTV specification
Ham Video downlink frequencies
- 2395 MHz (main operating frequency)
- 2369 MHz
- 2422 MHz
- 2437 MHz
DVB-S modulation
- Symbol rates: 1.3 Ms/s and 2.0 Ms/s
- FEC : ½
Video format
NTSC SIF resolution: 352×240 or D1:720×480