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Satellite Telecommunications Overview Ali Mohseni Ahouei [email protected]

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Satellite TelecommunicationsOverview

Ali Mohseni [email protected]

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Satellite History

VSAT

Satellite Technologies

Main Concept

Content

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Satellite History

• 1911 The Initiate Concept of Radio Propagation through Space • 1945 The first theory of Geostationary Satellites(GEO)• 1957 Spotnik-1 Pioneer of Satellite Competition lunched by Russia.

(LEO)

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Satellite History

2006• The First introduction of Telecom Communication via Satellite by USA• 1960 The First Military Satellite Lunched by USA• 1960 Echo-1 The first passive Satellite lunched by USA.(LEO)

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Satellite History

2006• Close competition between USA & USSR during 1958~1961• The First Britain-Canadian Satellite lunched in 1962 • 1962 The birth of first Telstars, a Cooperation among AT&T, Bell Telephone

Laboratories, NASA, the British General Post Office, and the French National PTT (Post, Telegraph & Telecom Office) (LEO)

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Satellite History• 1962 Syncom1 as a first lunched Geo Satellite By USA was Introduced to the

world but lost on the way.• 1963 Syncom2 finally lunched in Geo Orbit

Syncom 2

Television pictures were broadcast via satellite for the first time with NHK providing the globe with the pictures and sound of the 1964 Tokyo Games. The pictures were taken live in Tokyo and could be seen simultaneously via the Syncom III satellite in more than 20 U.S. states and Canada.

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Satellite History

VSAT

Satellite Technologies

Main Concept

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What is the SatelliteIn the context of spaceflight, a satellite is an object which has been placed into orbit by human endeavor Such objects are sometimes called artificial satellites to distinguish them from natural satellites such as the Moon.

They are located in 3 orbits:LEO: Low Earth Orbit.MEO: Medium Earth OrbitGEO: Geostationary Earth Orbit

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LEO Satellites & Services • Located at the distance of 400-1600 Km

Satellites:• SkyBridg• Iridium• Globalsta• Orbcom

Services:

• Mostly for Satellite Mobile Communication (GSM Over Satellite) due to the shorter distance and shorter delay

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MEO Satellites & Services • Located at the distance of 8000-16000 Km

• More coverage and delay

Satellites:• Akebono • Alouette 2• Navstar

Services:

• Mostly for Navigation. Global Positioning System(GPS).

• At list 3 satellites are needed to get Long & Lat

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Geostationary Satellites & Services • All Geo Satellites Located On the Equator line

(Latiyude always is 0°) at the distance of 35800Km.

• Most of the Weather & Communication Satellites lunched into Geo Orbit

• Their rotation is fixed as the Earth revolving 0.5s Delay

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Geostationary Satellites & Services • Each satellite covers 40% of the Earth• Theoretically 3 geostaionary satellites provides

100% earth coverage

Satellites:• HotBird• Badr • NileSat• EuroBird• Eutelsat

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Satellite Services MSS Mobile Satellite Services

FSS Fixed Satellite ServicesDBS Digital Broad Cats ServicesTSS Telecommunication Satellite Services

We aim to analyze FSS

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BW Fragment

TransponderVirtual division of Bandwidth over satellite Amplifier and translator

NE

Wskies-N

SS

6

Polarization

Cross-PolV: VerticalH: Horizontal

C: Co-Pol

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Beams

Satellite FootprintA spot beam, in telecommunications parlance, is a satellite signal that is specially concentrated in power

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Point a Satellite Dish

Satellite Positioning & Pointing

20.3°w0°N 

115°E0°NHotbird

13°E0°N

Meridian

Equator

0°0°

Example:Longitude Of Tehran: 51° E

If you are going to point on Hotbird:51°- 13°= 38°E

38°E

Tehran

Long:51° E

Lat:35°N 

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Point a Satellite Dish

Satellite Positioning & Pointing Example:If you are in Tehran and going to point on Hotbird:Elevation must be : 32.5°

38°E

32.5°

X

Y

Arc tan(Y/X)>32.5°Arc tan(Y/X)<32.5°

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Satellite History

VSAT

Satellite Technologies

Main Concept

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VSAT(Very Small Aperture Terminal)

VSAT:Dish antenna that is smaller than 3 meters

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Frequency Bands

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C band

Frequency BandsL band 1 to 2 GHz

S band 2 to 4 GHz

C band 4 to 8 GHz

X band 8 to 12 GHz

Ku band 12 to 18 GHz

K band 18 to 26.5 GHz

Ka band 26.5 to 40 GHz

5.925 to 6.42GHz (

V/H/C)3.7 to 4.2 GHz (V/H/C)

10.95

-11.7

GHz(V

/H/C

)

14.0 - 14.5 GHz(V/H/C)

λ= C/fKu band

<5m<5m

>3m>3m

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Satellite History

VSAT

Satellite Technologies

Main Concept

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Satellite Access Technology

SCPC / SCPC TDM / TDMAMF-TDMADVBDVB/SCPCDVB-RCSMCPC / PDMA

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Satellite Access TechnologySCPC / SCPC

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Satellite Access Technology

TDM / TDMA

Remote 2

Remote 1

Remote3

R1

R3

R2

R1

R1

R2

R2

R3

R3

Hub

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Satellite Access Technology

Remote 3

Remote 1

Remote 4

HubRemote 2

MF-TDMA

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Satellite Access Technology

DVB/SCPC

HubRemote 2

Remote 3

Remote 1

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Satellite Access Technology

Remote 3

Remote 1

Remote 4

Hub Remote 2

DVB/RCS

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Satellite Access TechnologyMCPC/PDMA

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