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The transponder receives a signal from the antenna through a duplexer of bandwidth f sub r equals 5,927 to 6,403 MHz. Then it is amplified from a receiver bandpass filter of frequency 5,900 to 6,425 MHz. The spectrum of the signal is further divided into channels through a wideband receiver. The wideband receiver comprises a local oscillator of bandwidth f sub 0 equals 10,105 MHz, LNA, mixer, and amplifier. The amplifier transmits the signal to an input multiplexer that divides it into 12 channels. Further, these signals pass within a range of bandpass filter of frequency 4,142 to 4,178 MHz and frequency 3,702 to 3,738 MHz. Both the bandpass filters send the signal through individual HPA to output multiplexer which combines all signals and transmits the signal bandwidth of f sub t equals 3,702 to 4,178 MHz to the duplexer.