Improving Small Satellite Communications and Tracking in Deep Space—A Review of the Existing Systems and Technologies With Recommendations for Improvement. Part III: The Deep Space Network

Davarian, F.; Abraham, Douglas A.; Angert, Matt; Baker, John D.; Gao, Jinshan; Lay, Norman; Stuart, Jeffrey

doi:10.1109/maes.2020.2992211

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Improving Small Satellite Communications and Tracking in Deep Space—A Review of the Existing Systems and Technologies With Recommendations for Improvement. Part III: The Deep Space Network

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