Receiving antenna apparatus for broadcast by satellite

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H01Q 1/27 (2006.01) G01S 3/38 (2006.01) G01S 3/48 (2006.01)

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CA 2084973

A receiving antenna apparatus for broadcast by satellite for mount on a mobile body in which radio wave interruption tends to occur by obstacles attains high- speed automatic tracking function capable of catching the satellite again in a short time just after cutting off of radio waves. In the receiving antenna apparatus, an incoming direction of radio waves is roughly detected to limit a search area and then a gain of tuners is then reduced to a value in the tracking control capable of detecting a peak and confirming a main lobe in accordance with power level of the received signal, 80 that a narrow and fine search may be made only in the limited search area. The antenna apparatus includes a gain setting device for varying gains of AGC of tuners. Upon search of the satellite, gains of the tuners are set to a first gain by the gain setting device to perform the rough search and the gains of the tuners are reduced to a second gain lower than the first gain to perform the fine search. Thus, a time required to catch the satellite again after cutting off of radio waves can be made reduced.

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