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#Commercial grade satellite downlink how to#
The aim is to know how to design suitable two-way LEO satellite communications that are both power efficient and secure. Commercial services are not necessarily in the right form factor or with the right link performance. Internet of Satellite Things is an important enabling technology for data transfer and command and control in the field, yet designs in use are ‘vernacular’ and have little published about them. This repertoire needs to be systematically evaluated. So alternative performance criteria are needed.įigure 1: ROC curve drawn for space-ground link for Norby satellite (LoRa SF=10, CR=5, BW=250kHz) on 436.703MHzĪ variety of chipsets are available ranging from ultra-narrowband ultra-low data rate through to broadband burst transmissions. Also, the uplink path (ground-space) is not taken into account, and there is no guarantee of reciprocity. However, this may be misleading as it relies on a linear relationship between SNR and decode success – this is clearly not the case as the signal processing is non-linear. It is possible to use the cyclic redundancy check (CRC) to plot a Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve for LoRa datagrams received on the ground. The LoRa signal is tolerant of the magnitude of doppler shift encountered in LEO satellites. Long Range (LoRa) is a popular choice for the one-way space-ground link with several choices of parameters and waveforms in use by operators ().
Reciprocity over the paths is not assumed. Some work has been done in this topic and is in the public domain on the space-ground down link, this project will explore the ground-space up link also and combine the paths two to show how efficient and effective two-way communications using short datagrams can be designed. Design implications for encryption schemes.Coding schemes for power efficiency, range and operation at extremely low SNR assuming maximum achievable bandwidth is always wanted.On-air waveform efficiency and Ionospheric penetration (taking into account Total Electron Content (TEC) variations, angle of incidence, and space weather phenomena).For this reason, the IC is interested in defining the design criteria for two-way LEO satellite communications using readily available radio chipsets where power, weight and size are all constrained.Īspects to be taken into account include: At the same time, development and operating costs need to be kept to a minimum. However, the IC is interested in understanding the trade-offs needed to design Internet of Space Things (IoST) systems for distributed ground sensors including command and control in circumstances where the very best performance can be achieved with the least commitment of power both on the ground and in orbit. Several UK-based service providers are poised to launch services. Internet of Space Things systems integrate ground-based nodes with space-based infrastructure and terrestrial broadband backhaul. Space is a new domain for the Internet of Things. Research Topic Description, including Problem Statement:
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