Monday, April 29, 2019
Ground Segment and Earth Station Engineering for Satellite Coursework
Ground Segment and Earth Station Engineering for Satellite Communications - Coursework moralSatellite communication is a form of wireless media in which the free space is used for communication. one important advantage of such media is that a large geographical area earth-closet be cover without actually carrying out the physical wired networking. Such a communication with the help of satellites is possible when the call for is sent from ground poses to the satellites placed in geostationary orbits, which in turn sends the signal gage to another ground station/s located in different city, country or domain depending upon the placement and alignment of the satellite. The ground based infrastructure plays a crucial role in this transmission process. The earth station closely monitors the movement of the satellite and keeps sending the signals to it. The signal are received by the transponder and then sent back. A number of commercial and domestic applications are now dependant on the satellite communication. With emerging technologies, standards, and protocols the usage of satellite communication in transmission, pass oning and internet is also decent cost effective.During this training I learned about the fundamentals of ground segment and earth station and how the satellite communication has evolved over the years from being a commercial facility with huge provide 30 m diameter antennas to small sized rooftop 0.6 m dish antenna for receiving DTH broadcasts. This has effectively make it possible even for the ordinary consumers to make use of satellite communication.Satellites can provide communication and broadcast coverage even to places like valleys, dense forests, mountains and difficult terrains where it is not possible to erect communication towers or dig channels for communication lines. All this can be provided at practically no tautologic costs. What we require is a receiving dish antenna with other gadgets used at other similar places.Satell ites can
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