An Introduction to the RARC '83 Plan for DBS Systems in the Western Hemisphere

Reinhart, E. E.

doi:10.1109/jsac.1985.1146181

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“…In Region 2 (the Americas), regulators felt that the conference was premature and postponed the planning for their region until 1983, when a Regional Administrative Radio Conference (RARC-83) was held. RARC-83 planned both the downlinks and the feederlinks for Region 2 BSS [4]. The downlink BSS Plans for all three regions are contained in Appendix 30 to the Radio Regulations (RR) while the feederlink Plans are contained in Appendix 30A.…”

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The Region 1 & 3 Broadcasting-Satellite Service Plan after WRC-03

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The Region 1 & 3 Broadcasting-Satellite Service Plan after WRC-03

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The sections in this article are Evolution and Existing Systems Reference Architecture Theoretical Models Compression Transmission (or Link Layer) Consumer Electronics Recent Developments

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Encyclopedia of RF and Microwave Engineering

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3.3.2. Dipoles for Circular Polarization. For applications that require a circularly polarized antenna such as TV and FM broadcasts and space communications, at least two dipoles, each of which has a linear polarization, must be combined in an array, often referred to as crossed dipoles. In a crossed dipole configuration, dipoles are mounted perpendicular to each other for circular polarization or at other angles for elliptical polarization. Currents are fed 901 out of phase between the two dipoles. These can also be used as probes for sensing vector fields to isolate individual components of the electric field. Adaptations of the crossed dipole are shown in Figs. 16a and 16b. Dipole arrays such as the Yagi-Uda can also be combined to provide circular polarization, as shown in Fig. 16c.

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An Introduction to the RARC '83 Plan for DBS Systems in the Western Hemisphere

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The Region 1 & 3 Broadcasting-Satellite Service Plan after WRC-03

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