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Dish size according to satellite coverage area


 Decibel is a unit that indicates the power of coverage and signal transmission power of the satellite transmitter. The higher this value, the smaller the size (diameter) of the receiver antenna. For example, a satellite with a power of 64 dBW with a dish at least 22 cm in diameter.  It will be receivable or a satellite with a power of 38 dWB will need an antenna with a diameter of at least 150 meters.

 If you pay attention to the specifications on the LNB, there is an expression as N.F.:0.6dB that the lower this value is, the more power the LNB has to receive signals.  In most new LNBs this value is equal to 0.6dB


 LNB / dB

 EIRP
 0.6 - 0.7
 0.8 - 1.0
 1.1 - 1.3

 64 dBW
 22 cm
 23 cm
 25 cm

 63 dBW
 24 cm
 26 cm
 28 cm

 62 dBW
 26 cm
 28 cm
 30 cm

 61 dBW
 28 cm
 30 cm
 32 cm

 60 dBW
 30 cm
 32 cm
 34 cm

 59 dBW
 32 cm
 34 cm
 36 cm

 58 dBW
 34 cm
 36 cm
 38 cm

 57 dBW
 36 cm
 38 cm
 41 cm

 56 dBW
 38 cm
 40 cm
 44 cm

 55 dBW
 40 cm
 45 cm
 50 cm

 54 dBW
 45 cm
 50 cm
 55 cm

 53 dBW
 50 cm
 50 cm
 55 cm

 52 dBW
 50 cm
 55 cm
 55 cm

 51 dBW
 55 cm
 60 cm
 60 cm

 50 dBW
 60 cm
 60 cm
 65 cm

 49 dBW
 60 cm
 60 cm
 65 cm

 48 dBW
 60 cm
 75 cm
 75 cm

 47 dBW
 75 cm
 90 cm
 90 cm

 46 dBW
 80 cm
 90 cm
 100 cm

 45 dBW
 90 cm
 100 cm
 105 cm

 44 dBW
 90 cm
 100 cm
 120 cm

 43 dBW
 100 cm
 110 cm
 120 cm

 42 dBW
 110 cm
 120 cm
 135 cm

 41 dBW
 120 cm
 120 cm
 150 cm

 40 dBW
 120 cm
 135 cm
 150 cm

 39 dBW
 135 cm
 150 cm
 180 cm

 38 dBW
 150 cm
 180 cm
 240 cm

 37 dBW
 180 cm
 240 cm
 300 cm

 36 dBW
 240 cm
 300 cm
 360 cm

 35 dBW
 300 cm
 360 cm
 480 cm

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