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Advances in Satellite Communications
Edited by Masoumeh Karimi and Yuri Labrador, ISBN 978-953-307-562-4, Hard cover, 194 pages, Publisher: InTech, Chapters published July 27, 2011 under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license
DOI: 10.5772/838
Satellite communication systems are now a major part of most telecommunications networks as well as our everyday lives through mobile personal communication systems and broadcast television. A sound understanding of such systems is therefore important for a wide range of system designers, engineers and users. This book provides a comprehensive review of some applications that have driven this growth. It analyzes various aspects of Satellite Communications from Antenna design, Real Time applications, Quality of Service (QoS), Atmospheric effects, Hybrid Satellite-Terrestrial Networks, Sensor Networks and High Capacity Satellite Links. It is the desire of the authors that the topics selected for the book can give the reader an overview of the current trends in Satellite Systems, and also an in depth analysis of the technical aspects of each one of them.
- Chapter 1
Helical Antennas in Satellite Radio Channel - Chapter 2
Theoretical Analysis of Effects of Atmospheric Turbulence on Bit Error Rate for Satellite Communications in Ka-Band - Chapter 3
Improving Quality-of-Service of Real-Time Applications over Bandwidth Limited Satellite Communication Networks via Compression - Chapter 4
Multicast Security and Reliable Transport of Rekey messages over Hybrid Satellite/Terrestrial Networks - Chapter 5
Design Issues of an Operational Fire Detection System Integrated with Observation Sensors - Chapter 6
Passive Microwave Feed-Chains for High-Capacity Satellite Communications Systems - Chapter 7
New Antenna Array Architectures for Satellite Communications
