Definitions for "TWTA"
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Klystron, Hpa, Low noise amplifier, Antenna gain, Output noise, Effective radiated power, Ripple and noise, Active antenna, Ripple, Lnbf, Power amplifier, Input sensitivity, Pulse width modulation, Twt, Transmitter, Active crossover, Emi, Receiver, Input line filter, Oscillator, Booster, Pulse-width modulation, Erp, Gain, Pard, Power amp, Lnb, Signal strength, Saturation, Vco, Amplifier, Cutoff frequency, Swr, Peaking, Preamplifier, Negative feedback, Switching frequency, Local oscillator, Eirp, Signal generator, Power spectrum, Integrated amplifier, Feed horn, Sensitivity, Phase-locked loop, Pre-amplifier, Continuous wave, Function generator, Radio frequency interference, Transient response
Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier TOS: Type Of Service
Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier. A satellite component used to amplify an incoming signal before transmitting to receiving earth stations.
See Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier.
Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier Micrometre (10^-6 m)
A combination of a power supply, a modulator (for pulsed systems), and a traveling-wave tube, often packaged in a common enclosure.
Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier. High-power RF slow wave amplifier commonly used in spacecraft transponders and earth station HPA equipment.
Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier. A high power amplifier based on tube technology. Normally employed when high output power levels are required.
See Travelling-Wave-Tube Amplifier.
Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier. Satellite electronic components that provide power for the transponders (in watts).
Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier. A wideband microwave amplifying device in which power is added to a carrier as it propagates down a tube.