The X-band LNB is a satellite ground transport terminal that includes a transmission rejection filter and performs downconversion of X-band signals to IF using an internal reference frequency. It features dustproof, moisture-proof, and waterproof protection, along with self-diagnostic functions such as a lock alarm. The unit provides a total gain of over 60 dB and supports a wide bandwidth of 500 MHz. Its frequency stability is maintained within 0.31 ppm.

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Lumir is the first Korean company to successfully develop and manufacture this onboard equipment, delivering superior performance and significant cost savings compared to competitors’ products. By integrating non-volatile NAND flash devices into the image data handling unit, storage capacity has been significantly increased, with data retention maintained even when the power is off.The image data handling unit of the satellite is a core device that receives high-speed, large-capacity data output from Earth observation sensors mounted on the satellite—such as SAR or optical cameras—then compresses and stores the data in real time, while also performing encryption and encoding for transmission to ground stations. Lumir has successfully developed and manufactured this satellite-mounted device domestically in Korea for the first time, breaking reliance on imported technologies. This achievement secures Lumir’s competitiveness by delivering superior performance and significant cost savings compared to foreign products.

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Our radars’ low-Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) means ample room for other onboard sensors, such as Electro-Optical and Infrared (EO/IR) cameras. Users no longer need to decide which sensor to include and which to exclude. Instead, they can understand the bigger picture. Highly reliable, the NSP-3 has a recommended maintenance interval of 1,250 hours. It can gather data over land and maritime environments and can be used for applications as broad as sea ice monitoring and search and rescue, as well as specialized intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions.