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Digital Satellite Communications Books
By Editor | October 1, 2007
Digital Satellite Communications Series: Information Technology: Transmission, Processing and Storage
Corazza, Giovanni E. (Ed.) 2007, L, 533 p., Hardcover ISBN: 978-0-387-25634-4
Digital Satellite Communications focuses on the study and design of efficient and flexible physical layers for broadband mobile and fixed satellite links. The chapters address long-term developments for advanced physical layer techniques in broadband communications, fixed and mobile terminals, and 4G evolutions with a potential convergence between different technologies.
A general description of satellite systems and services is provided which organizes the material into a generalized and readable framework. The approach is both analytical and descriptive.
The book provides a unified view of essential topics, including:
· fundamental theories
· channel coding and modulation
· synchronization and parameter estimation
· distortions and countermeasures
· diversity techniques
· multiplexing and multiple access schemes
· software radio
Satellite Communications (Hardcover)
by Timothy Pratt (Author), Charles W. Bostian (Author), Jeremy E. Allnutt (Author)
Includes chapters on orbital mechanics, spacecraft construction, satellite-path radio wave propagation, modulation techniques, multiple access, and a detailed analysis of the communications link. Includes chapters on orbital mechanics, spacecraft construction, satellite-path radiowave propagation, modulation techniques, multiple access, and a detailed analysis of the communications link.
Digital satellite communications systems and technologies, military and civil applications Author(s) : NEJAT INCE . Publication date : 12-1992
Language : ENGLISH 628p. 23.4×15.6
The book is based on the results of studies carried out by a working group which was set up by NATO in 1986 to consider the future potential of satellite communications in the post 2000 era and to identify areas for significant technological thrust. It contains a substantial amount of information, most of it original, on almost every aspect of satellite communications. Starting from certain postulated trends about future SATCOM, it assesses emerging technologies and develops potential SATCOM system architectures, including space, ground and control segments, with particular emphasis on military applications which involve the most advanced and demanding techniques and technologies ranging from materials to signal and speech processing. The mean ideas treated in the book are: techniques and technologies related to signal processing and switching, adaptive antennas, optical and EHF links for inter-satellite communications, AI, and robotics for SATCOM, system architectural concepts utilizing GEO/inclined/Tundra orbits and clustered/tethered/proliferated LEO satellites, national systems and developments, threat (electronic warfare, physical, nuclear), electronic counter-counter measures (ECCM), propagational issues (including nuclear effects), network and transmission issues (implementation), satellite payloads, power generation in space, launch vehicles, system management, cost-performance models and analysis. This book is an excellent reference source and is suitable as a text for advanced courses on the subject of satellite communications.
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