Current wideband MILSATCOM infrastructure and the future of bandwidth availability

Cook, Kendra L. B.

doi:10.1109/aero.2009.4839401

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“…Large avalanche photodiodes with surface areas of 100mm 2 or greater are now commercially available from Hamamatsu and are being considered for use in space instruments [20] [21]. We select a simple photodiode without more sophisticated optics to examine what is possible with minimal low-end hardware.…”

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“…This leads to an area of (349) 2 W falling on the receiver -above the receiver noise floor. This gives a signal-to-noise ratio of 20.5dB, which leaves some margin for degradation in performance over time in both transmitter and receiver due to proton fluence in irradiation.…”

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“…Long-distance ISLs, connecting distant geostationary satellites. Examples of this are the long connections outlined in Arthur C. Clarke's 1945 paper in wireless communications, making a triangle around the Earth [1], or the high-speed laser intersatellite links that were originally proposed for the satellite component of the US TSAT (Transformational Satellite Architecture) program [2]. (Its proposed link rate of 40Gbps was the maximum rate then available on commercial terrestrial optical fibres.…”

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2010

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“…one by one, with the computed SJNR using equation (7). Figure 10 shows the average bandwidth efficiency versus the average received SNR γ for the ACM with LDPC.…”

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Boundaries of signal-to-noise ratio for adaptive code modulations

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Habib

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Defining Cloud Computing can be difficult, as each organization often has its own spin on the definition. Despite being hard to define, Gartner Research named Cloud Computing as one of the top technologies to watch in 2010, 2011, and 2012. At its core, Cloud Computing is a technical architecture that meets a specific business need. This chapter traces the roots of Cloud Computing from its origins in mainframe distributed computing, discusses the basics of the Cloud Computing model today, and offers insights for future directions that are likely to be pursued in the Cloud Computing arena. A number of challenges to Cloud Computing are identified, including concerns of security and how to deal with the rise of mobile computing. The chapter ends with recommendations on how to choose which Cloud model is most appropriate to meet your organization’s needs and how to establish a successful Cloud strategy.

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Current wideband MILSATCOM infrastructure and the future of bandwidth availability

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Using Light-Emitting Diodes for intersatellite links

Using Light-Emitting Diodes for intersatellite links

Boundaries of signal-to-noise ratio for adaptive code modulations

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