2015-03-10 Jupiter 9

LETTER submitted by Hughes Network Systems, LLC

Jupiter 97W Letter

2015-03-10

This document pretains to SAT-MOD-20141210-00127 for Modification on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

IBFS_SATMOD2014121000127_1078642

10 March 2015



VIA ELECTRONIC FILING


Ms. Marlene Dortch
Federal Communication Commission
445 12th Street SW
Washington, DC 20544

Dear Ms. Dortch



Re: Hughes Network Systems, LLC Modification to Jupiter 97W Authorization (File Number SAT-MOD-
20141210-00127)



        At the request of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) staff, Hughes Network Systems,
LLC (Hughes) is providing the following information with regards to the JUPITER 97W satellite.

        First, attached is a data file which contains updated GXT files. These files have been modified
from their previous submission in order to correct the header information so as to align it with the
pending modification.

        Second, in regards to the saturation flux density (SFD) for receive beams oriented towards
gateways, the values will range from -78 to -98 dBW/m2 when automatic level control is not used. For
receive beams oriented towards the user terminals, the SFD will range from -94 to -74 dBW/m2 when
automatic level control is not used. For cases when the automatic level control system is enabled,
there is no saturated flux density.

        Finally, the maximum EIRP density for beams oriented towards either gateways or user
terminals is 41 dBW/MHz. The EIRP density for telemetry is of 17 dBW/MHz.


       Please let me know if you have any questions or need additional information.




                                      Best regards




                                      Steven Doiron
                                      Senior Director, Regulatory Affairs
                                      Hughes Network Systems


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