Methods of measurement for radio equipment used in satellite earth stations; part 1: measurements common to sub-systems and combinations of sub-systems; section 2: measurements in the r.f. range

This technical specification establishes a framework for evaluating radio equipment utilized in satellite earth stations, focusing specifically on the measurement procedures within the radio frequency range. It addresses the assessment of subsystems and their combinations, ensuring consistent methods are applied during testing phases. The document outlines the necessary technical parameters and operational conditions required to measure performance characteristics accurately in this domain. It serves as a reference for defining the scope and methodology when characterizing the behavior of various components integrated into satellite communication infrastructure. By detailing the approaches for analyzing signals in the specified frequency bands, it supports the verification of equipment compliance with established technical criteria. The content is structured to guide engineers and test specialists in executing precise measurements that are critical for the interoperability and reliability of satellite ground station systems. This guidance facilitates uniform testing practices across different facilities and organizations working within the satellite communication sector.