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Satellite Communications Systems

Systems, Techniques and Technology

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Erscheinungsdatum

15.12.2009

Herausgeber

Zhili Sun

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John Wiley & Sons Inc

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742

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15.12.2009

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Zhili Sun

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John Wiley & Sons Inc

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742

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25.4/19.7/4.8 cm

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Englisch

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978-0-470-71458-4

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  • Satellite Communications Systems
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

    ACRONYMS.

    NOTATION.

    1 INTRODUCTION.

    1.1 Birth of satellite communications.

    1.2 Development of satellite communications.

    1.3 Configuration of a satellite communications system.

    1.4 Types of orbit.

    1.5 Radio regulations.

    1.6 Technology trends.

    1.7 Services.

    1.8 The way forward.

    References.

    2 ORBITS AND RELATED ISSUES.

    2.1 Keplerian orbits.

    2.2 Useful orbits for satellite communication.

    2.3 Perturbations of orbits.

    2.4 Conclusion.

    References.

    3 BASEBAND SIGNALS AND QUALITY OF SERVICE.

    3.1 Baseband signals.

    3.2 Performance objectives.

    3.3 Availability objectives.

    3.4 Delay.

    3.5 Conclusion.

    References.

    4 DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS TECHNIQUES.

    4.1 Baseband formatting.

    4.2 Digital modulation.

    4.3 Channel coding.

    4.4 Channel coding and the power-bandwidth trade-off.

    4.5 Coded modulation.

    4.6 End-to-end error control.

    4.7 Digital video broadcasting via satellite (DVB-S).

    4.8 Second generation DVB-S.

    4.9 Conclusion.

    References.

    5 UPLINK, DOWNLINK AND OVERALL LINK PERFORMANCE; INTERSATELLITE LINKS.

    5.1 Configuration of a link.

    5.2 Antenna parameters.

    5.3 Radiated power.

    5.4 Received signal power.

    5.5 Noise power spectral density at the receiver input.

    5.6 Individual link performance.

    5.7 Influence of the atmosphere.

    5.8 Mitigation of atmospheric impairments.

    5.9 Overall link performance with transparent satellite.

    5.10 Overall link performance with regenerative satellite.

    5.11 Link performance with multibeam antenna coverage vs moonbeam coverage.

    5.12 Intersatellite link performance.

    References.

    6 MULTIPLE ACCESS.

    6.1 Layered data transmission.

    6.2 Traffic parameters.

    6.3 Traffic routing.

    6.4 Access techniques.

    6.5 Frequency division multiple access (FDMA).

    6.6 Time division multiple access (TDMA).

    6.7 Code division multiple access (CDMA).

    6.8 Fixed and on-demand assignment.

    6.9 Random access.

    6.10 Conclusion.

    References.

    7 SATELLITE NETWORKS.

    7.1 Network reference models and protocols.

    7.2 Reference architecture for satellite networks.

    7.3 Basic characteristics of satellite networks.

    7.4 Satellite on-board connectivity.

    7.5 Connectivity through intersatellite links (ISL).

    7.6 Satellite broadcast networks.

    7.7 Broadband satellite networks.

    7.8 Transmission control protocol.

    7.9 IPv6 over satellite networks.

    7.10 Conclusion.

    References.

    8 EARTH STATIONS.

    8.1 Station organisation.

    8.2 Radio-frequency characteristics.

    8.3 The antenna subsystem.

    8.4 The radio-frequency subsystem.

    8.5 Communication subsystems.

    8.6 The network interface subsystem.

    8.7 Monitoring and control; auxiliary equipment.

    8.8 Conclusion.

    References.

    9 THE COMMUNICATION PAYLOAD.

    9.1 Mission and characteristics of the payload.

    9.2 Transparent repeater.

    9.3 Regenerative repeater.

    9.4 Multibeam antenna payload.

    9.5 Introduction to flexible payloads.

    9.6 Solid state equipment technology.

    9.7 Antenna coverage.

    9.8 Antenna characteristics.

    9.9 Conclusion.

    References.

    10 THE PLATFORM.

    10.1 Subsystems.

    10.2 Attitude control.

    10.3 The propulsion subsystem.

    10.4 The electric power supply.

    10.5 Telemetry, tracking and command (TTC) and on-board data handling (OBDH).

    10.6 Thermal control and structure.

    10.7 Developments and trends.

    References.

    11 SATELLITE INSTALLATION AND LAUNCH VEHICLES.

    11.1 Installation in orbit.

    11.2 Launch vehicles.

    References.

    12 THE SPACE ENVIRONMENT.

    12.1 Vacuum.

    12.2 The mechanical environment.

    12.3 Radiation.

    12.4 Flux of high energy particles.

    12.5 The environment during installation.

    References.

    13 RELIABILITY OF SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS.

    13.1 Introduction of reliability.

    13.2 Satellite system availability.

    13.3 Subsystem reliability.

    13.4 Component reliability.

    INDEX.