Ku-Band LNBF ST-K22FA - Universal High Gain Dual Satellite LNB
The Ku-Band Universal Twin LNBF ST-K22FA is a professional-grade low noise block downconverter designed for satellite communications and broadcast reception. This vertical twin LNB features universal compatibility with high gain performance and PLL technology for stable signal conversion.
Key Features
- Universal Ku-Band frequency coverage
- Dual satellite reception capability
- Vertical and horizontal polarization
- Low noise figure for superior signal quality
- PLL technology for frequency stability
- High gain conversion performance
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Specification |
Unit |
| Low Band Input Frequency Range |
10.7 ~ 11.7 |
GHz |
| Low Band Output Frequency Range |
950 ~ 1950 |
MHz |
| Low Band LO Frequency |
9.75 |
GHz |
| Noise Figure (Low Band) |
0.7 [typ] 1.0 [max] |
dB |
| High Band Input Frequency Range |
11.7 ~ 12.75 |
GHz |
| High Band Output Frequency Range |
1100 ~ 2150 |
MHz |
| High Band LO Frequency |
10.6 |
GHz |
| Noise Figure (High Band) |
0.7 [typ] 1.0 [max] |
dB |
| LO Initial Accuracy |
± 0.75 |
MHz |
| LO Temperature Drift (-30 ~ +60℃) |
± 1 |
MHz |
| Conversion Gain |
55 [min] |
dB |
| Gain Flatness |
± 3.5 |
dB |
| Output 1 dB Compression Point |
0.0 [min] |
dBm |
| Crosstalk Isolation |
25 [typ] 20 [min] |
dB |
| DC Power |
11 ~ 20* 150(max) |
Vdc*mA |
| Working Temperature |
-30 ~ +60 |
℃ |
| Output Impedance |
75 |
Ω (F-Type) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an LNB?
An LNB (Low Noise Block) or LNC (Low Noise Converter) is used for communications and broadcast satellite reception. Mounted on the satellite dish, it collects and amplifies the satellite signal, then downconverts it to a lower IF frequency for transmission over coaxial cabling to the receiver. Available in C-Band, Ku-Band, and Ka-Band frequencies.
What is a feedhorn?
The feedhorn is a directional component of the LNB that captures signals reflected from the dish while shielding against extraneous radiation. It directs collected signals to the LNB's internal electronics. Available in orthogonal, offset, and elliptical feed types.
What is a Monoblock LNB?
A Monoblock LNB contains two independent LNBs in a single housing, enabling reception from two different satellites with slight orbital separation using a single dish. Switching between satellites is achieved via DiSEqC signals. Commonly available for satellites with 2°/3°/4.3° or 6° spacing in Ku band with single, twin, and quad outputs.
What is a one cable solution LNB?
This LNB type connects multiple set-top boxes via a single RG6 cable, providing an energy-efficient multi-user reception solution, sometimes referred to as a stack LNB.
What does Unicable mean?
Unicable is a modern satellite television distribution method supporting multiple receivers (up to 32 according to EN 50494 & EN 50607 standards). Unicable 1 (SCR LNB) operates in static mode only, while Unicable 2 supports both static and dynamic modes, allowing designs with Universal and Unicable inputs combined.