Antenna Researcher Needed for Long Term Commitment Only Indian
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a focused research effort that looks at satellite-communication antennas from three angles at once: maximising signal strength and quality, mapping frequency-band usage, and refining antenna design and materials. The outcome should give me clear, data-backed guidance I can hand straight to my hardware team.
Scope
You will survey current literature and patents, run electromagnetic simulations (HFSS, CST, FEKO or similar), and translate the findings into practical design recommendations. Emphasis is on L-, S- or Ku-band performance; however, if your analysis uncovers a better-suited band, flag it and justify the choice.
Deliverables
• Concise comparative report (PDF)
• Simulation files with setup notes
• Performance charts showing gain, VSWR, efficiency and link-budget impact
• Bill of preferred materials with sourcing pointers
• Executive summary highlighting go/no-go decisions
Acceptance
Results must be reproducible, assumptions clearly stated, and any proprietary models identified up front. I will run a spot check on one of your simulation files; if our in-house rerun stays within ±0.5 dB of your gain figures, we’re good.
If this sounds like a challenge you’re ready to tackle, let’s get started.
Scope
You will survey current literature and patents, run electromagnetic simulations (HFSS, CST, FEKO or similar), and translate the findings into practical design recommendations. Emphasis is on L-, S- or Ku-band performance; however, if your analysis uncovers a better-suited band, flag it and justify the choice.
Deliverables
• Concise comparative report (PDF)
• Simulation files with setup notes
• Performance charts showing gain, VSWR, efficiency and link-budget impact
• Bill of preferred materials with sourcing pointers
• Executive summary highlighting go/no-go decisions
Acceptance
Results must be reproducible, assumptions clearly stated, and any proprietary models identified up front. I will run a spot check on one of your simulation files; if our in-house rerun stays within ±0.5 dB of your gain figures, we’re good.
If this sounds like a challenge you’re ready to tackle, let’s get started.