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ETN 4086

Mobile and Satellite Communications

Assignment 2

Assigned: Friday 25th September 2020


Lab due date: Friday 9th October 2020

Total marks: 15 marks (7.5% of the total grade)

Name/ID : _______________________________

Group : _______________________________

Majoring : _______________________________

Date : _______________________________

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ETN4086 Mobile and Satellite Communications Assignment 2

Satellite Orbital and System Properties

1. OBJECTIVES
• To strengthen the understanding on satellites orbital properties.
• To investigate the link budget and link performance of real and active satellites.
• To apply the knowledge obtained on satellite orbits and link performance.

2. INTRODUCTION

In this assignment, students are required to choose one satellite and research on the orbital properties
as well as the link performance of the satellite as has been discussed in Chapter 6 and Chapter 7 of
the lecture, respectively.

3. PREPARATION
• Read the assignment sheet.

4. PROCEDURES

a) Choose one of the satellites in the list given. There are more than 2000 active satellites as of
January 2020. Thus, everyone is expected to choose a unique satellite.

5. DISCUSSION
a) Based on your choice in Section 5(a), find the following information of the satellite:
(i) Name of Satellite
(ii) Users (Civil, Millitary. Government or Commercial)
(iii) Detailed Purpose
(iv) Class of Orbit (LEO, GEO etc.)
(v) Perigee (km)
(vi) Apogee (km)
(vii) Eccentricity
(viii) Inclination (degrees)
(ix) Period (minutes)
(x) Power (watts)

Note: Please make sure you include references to where the information is taken from. Marks
will be deducted if there is no references.

b) Sketch the satellite’s orbit based on the information that you have obtained above and label
accordingly.

c) Compute item (i) to (x) using the shortest distance between the satellite and earth. Note the
followings:
Noise bandwidth = 105 kHz
Boltzmann constant, k = 1.379  10-23 J/K
U/L uplink
D/L downlink
E/S earth station
PFD Operating power flux density
SFD Power flux density at saturation
C/XPD Carrier to cross-polarization interference ratio

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ETN4086 Mobile and Satellite Communications Assignment 2

C/Adj Carrier to adjacent satellite interference ratio


C/IM3 Carrier to 3rd order inter-modulation noise ratio

Path Parameter Unit Value


Uplink E/S HPA output power dBW Part (a)(x)
Feed loss dB 1.05
Antenna gain dBi 41.0
Tx EIRP dBW (i)
Pointing loss dB 0.20

Uplink path U/L frequency GHz 6.0


U/L range km Part (a)(v)
U/L spreading loss dB (ii)
U/L rain attenuation dB 2.68

Satellite Receive PFD dBW/m2 (iii)


Satellite SFD dBW/m2 -84.56
Input back-off dB (iv)
Satellite G/T dB/K -0.15
U/L C/N(thermal) dB (v)

U/L C/XPD dB 27.31


U/L C/Adj dB 37.32
U/L total C/N dB (vi)

Satellite C/IM3 dB 16.32

Satellite EIRP at saturation dBW Part (a)(x)


Output back-off dB -33.38
Satellite EIRP dBW (vii)

Downlink path D/L frequency GHz 4.14


D/L range km Part(a)(v)
D/L spreading loss dB 196.38
D/L rain attenuation dB 0.28

Downlink E/S Pointing loss dB 0.20


Antenna gain dBi 44.50
Feed loss (300K) dB 0.20
Receiver input level dBW -147.41
Antenna noise temperature (clear K 5.0
sky)
Antenna noise temperature (rain) K 16.86
Antenna noise temperature K 30.0
(ground)
Receiver noise figure dB 0.30
Receiver noise level dBW -160.08
D/L C/N(thermal) dB (viii)

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ETN4086 Mobile and Satellite Communications Assignment 2

D/L C/XPD dB 27.88


D/L C/Adj dB 29.93
D/L total C/N dB (ix)

Total C/N Overall C/N dB (x)

NOTE:
1. Please note that assignment reports are due two weeks from the released date.
2. All reports are to be submitted in Google Classroom.
3. 5% of report marks will be deducted for every day of late submission.
4. Any two submission that are found to be similar will both received zero marks.
5. Please use the Report Submission Cover Page for the submission.

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