APSTAR
V
is a high power satellite supplied by Space Systems/Loral with
the latest advanced technology with 38 C-band and 16 Ku-band
transponders. The high-powered 1300-model spacecraft's C-band
covers Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific islands and
Hawaii. The Ku-band reaches Mainland China, India, Taiwan, Hong
Kong and Korea. The satellite will host cable programming, direct-to-home
broadcasting, Internet and VSAT services within Asia while providing
an inter-connect to the United States.
APSTAR V was
launched by Sea Launch Limited Partnership in June 2004 at geostationary
orbital slot 138 degrees East as a replacement satellite
of APSTAR I and is estimated to have a mission life of over 13 years.
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C-Band |
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Ku-Band 1 |
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Ku-Band 2 |
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