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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Artificial satellites in telecommunication"”.

  1. Time Diversity Modelling and Implementation for Broadcast Satellite Systems at V-band

    … Ka and V-band has become essential to meet an increasing demand for high data rate multimedia services. Satellite systems operating at high frequency bands offer large bandwidth and are able to provide better quality of service for broadcasting. However, ability to render these services can be …

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  2. Viability of High Availability Kband Satellite Communication using Hybrid Fade Mitigation

    … of satellite telephony and data networks in the past are limited in the amount of bandwidth they provide. Consequently, some broadband Internet services have started to move into the Ka band in order to utilise the bandwidth at these higher frequencies. The use of higher frequencies led to …

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  3. A Study of the Effects of Scintillation on Digital Satellite Communication Systems

    The growth of satellite communication industry and the need to offer new and better services, to compete with optical fiber systems, have driven the satellite industry to search for higher bandwidth and improved cost of services. Higher frequency bands, such as Ka and V-band, came into play. These …

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  4. Radio and satellite tracking and detecting systems for maritime applications

    Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements of the Doctor of Technology Degree in Information Technology, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2014.

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