Module 7
Module 7
• DVB-S2X Standards
• IRNSS
Introduction
• The limited bandwidth of undersea cables designed for voice communications
prevented their use for video signals, so live television signals could not be transmitted
beyond the limits of any continent.
• The first time that a geostationary earth orbit (GEO) satellite was used extensively for
video transmission was for the Tokyo Olympic Games in 1968, which were broadcast
live in the United States using a link through an early Intelsat satellite over the Pacific
Ocean.
• The development of low-cost Ku-band antennas and receivers, and high speed
digital integrated circuits specifically for DBS television that incorporate
quadrature phase shift keying (QPSK) demodulation, error control, decryption,
and Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) compression made DBS-TV practical.
Introduction
Introduction
Satellite Navigation and the Global
Positioning System
• The global positioning satellite (GPS) system has revolutionized navigation and
position location.
• It is now the primary means of navigation for most ships, aircraft, and
automobiles, and is widely used in surveying and many other applications.
• 1973- U.S space force provide a satellite-based radio navigation system- NAVSTAR
GPS for guiding missiles, ships, and aircraft.
GPS TECHNICAL STRUCTURE
• The GPS space segment of 24 satellites orbiting in MEO.
• The satellite are clustered in group of four called constellation with each
separated by 600 in longitude.
• Orbital period is one-half a sidereal day- (same satellite appear in twice in a day).
Components of GPS
• Space segment
• Control segment
• User segment
GPS Position Location Principles
• Position of GPS receiver is found by trilateration method.
• Three satellites are required to provide the three distance measurements, and the fourth is
used to remove receiver clock error.
• The three satellites provide distance information when the GPS receiver makes three
measurements of range, Ri, from the receiver to three known points, that is, GPS satellites.
GPS Receiver
• The antenna is typically a circularly polarized patch antenna with an LNA mounted on the
printed circuit board.