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AsiaSat 7 (亚洲7号)通讯卫星，采用劳拉（Space System Loral）LS-1300平台，是AsiaSat 5的姊妹星，用于亚太地区通讯。

Space Systems/Loral (SS/L), announced in May 2005 that it has been chosen by Asia Satellite Telecommunications Company Limited (AsiaSat), Hong Kong, to build AsiaSat 5, a new generation communications satellite designed to offer improved power and coverage to AsiaSat's customers across the Asia Pacific region.

AsiaSat 5, a fixed satellite services (FSS) spacecraft expected to launch in 2008, will replace and expand upon the services provided by AsiaSat 2 at 100.5 degrees East longitude. The satellite will be based on SS/L's LS-1300 platform, which features qualified, flight proven subsystems and a long record of reliable operation.

The satellite's payload will carry both C- and Ku-band transponders and has a 15-year mission life. AsiaSat 5 will be compatible with a range of commercial launch vehicles.

Space Systems/Loral and AsiaSat announced in May 2009, that it has been selected to provide a new communications satellite, named AsiaSat 5C, to Asia Satellite Telecommunications Company Limited (AsiaSat). In early 2010, the Satellite was renamed AsiaSat 7. It will serve as a backup for AsiaSat 5

The spacecraft is based on Space Systems/Loral's LS-1300 satellite bus, with performance similar but not limited to that of AsiaSat 5 designed for the provision of fixed satellite services for television broadcast, telephone networks, and VSAT networks for broadband multimedia services across the Asia Pacific.

Nation: China
Type / Application: Communication
Operator: Asia Satellite Telecommunications Company
Contractors: Space Systems Loral (SSL)
Equipment: 26 C-band, 14 Ku-band transponders
Configuration: LS-1300LL
Propulsion:  
Power: 2 deployable solar arrays, batteries
Lifetime: 15 years
Mass: 3760 kg (#5)
Orbit: GEO





AsiaSat 7 (亚洲7号)通讯卫星，采用劳拉（Space System Loral）LS-1300平台，是AsiaSat 5的姊妹星，用于亚太地区通讯。

Space Systems/Loral (SS/L), announced in May 2005 that it has been chosen by Asia Satellite Telecommunications Company Limited (AsiaSat), Hong Kong, to build AsiaSat 5, a new generation communications satellite designed to offer improved power and coverage to AsiaSat's customers across the Asia Pacific region.

AsiaSat 5, a fixed satellite services (FSS) spacecraft expected to launch in 2008, will replace and expand upon the services provided by AsiaSat 2 at 100.5 degrees East longitude. The satellite will be based on SS/L's LS-1300 platform, which features qualified, flight proven subsystems and a long record of reliable operation.

The satellite's payload will carry both C- and Ku-band transponders and has a 15-year mission life. AsiaSat 5 will be compatible with a range of commercial launch vehicles.

Space Systems/Loral and AsiaSat announced in May 2009, that it has been selected to provide a new communications satellite, named AsiaSat 5C, to Asia Satellite Telecommunications Company Limited (AsiaSat). In early 2010, the Satellite was renamed AsiaSat 7. It will serve as a backup for AsiaSat 5

The spacecraft is based on Space Systems/Loral's LS-1300 satellite bus, with performance similar but not limited to that of AsiaSat 5 designed for the provision of fixed satellite services for television broadcast, telephone networks, and VSAT networks for broadband multimedia services across the Asia Pacific.

Nation: China
Type / Application: Communication
Operator: Asia Satellite Telecommunications Company
Contractors: Space Systems Loral (SSL)
Equipment: 26 C-band, 14 Ku-band transponders
Configuration: LS-1300LL
Propulsion:  
Power: 2 deployable solar arrays, batteries
Lifetime: 15 years
Mass: 3760 kg (#5)
Orbit: GEO