Ways to Reduce the Impact of High Attenuation in Sediments

The rapid development of satellite communications in the world has led to a shortage of frequency -orbital resource on geostationary orbit. In search of a solution to this issue global community of communicators goes all the higher frequency range. The use of Ka-band frequencies allows to solve the...

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Published in:Journal of Siberian Federal University. Engineering & Technologies 2014-08, Vol.7 (6), p.749
Main Author: Zhukov, Vadim A
Format: Article
Language:Russian
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Summary:The rapid development of satellite communications in the world has led to a shortage of frequency -orbital resource on geostationary orbit. In search of a solution to this issue global community of communicators goes all the higher frequency range. The use of Ka-band frequencies allows to solve the problem of shortage of frequency-orbital resource, to increase the bandwidth of communication channels, to reduce the cost of subscriber stations, however, requires engineers new challenges. A significant obstacle to the use of Ka-band frequencies is a significant attenuation in the sediments. The article considers the methods to reduce the impact of high damping in the rain on the readiness of the radio link.
ISSN:1999-494X
2313-6057