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Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 1989
T following three papers on tethered satellite systems grew out of session 110 of the AIAA 26th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, held in Reno, Nevada, in January 1988. Interest in such systems, which goes back several years, has been evinced by NASA, various Italian space research activities, and, most recently, by the Japanese. While no tethered spacecraft
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T following three papers on tethered satellite systems grew out of session 110 of the AIAA 26th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, held in Reno, Nevada, in January 1988. Interest in such systems, which goes back several years, has been evinced by NASA, various Italian space research activities, and, most recently, by the Japanese. While no tethered spacecraft
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The Archimedes satellite system
14th International Communication Satellite Systems Conference and Exhibit, 1992Archimedes is a satellite system concieved by the European Space Agency ( E S A ) to effectively serve the European market for Mobile Radio Services ( M R S ) This paper describes the requirements and technical design of the Archimedes satellite system.
William D. Shurvinton, Stuart C. Taylor
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Coupling dynamic characteristics of simplified model for tethered satellite system
Acta Mechanica Sinica, 2021Weipeng Hu +3 more
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The Teledesic satellite system [PDF]
Proceedings of IEEE National Telesystems Conference - NTC '94, 2002 There is a significant worldwide demand for broadband communications capacity. Teledesic plans to meet this demand using a constellation of 924 low-Earth orbit (LEG) satellites operating in Ka-band (30/20 GHz). The Teledesic constellation incorporates over 100000 active-element phased-array antennas.
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2016
This chapter applies the knowledge from Chapter 3 to a few illustrative satellite systems. The Hubble Space Telescope is one of the most impressive illustrations of the technology, even after 25 years of service. Smaller (commercial) systems are described as well, and illustrations are given of nighttime imaging.
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This chapter applies the knowledge from Chapter 3 to a few illustrative satellite systems. The Hubble Space Telescope is one of the most impressive illustrations of the technology, even after 25 years of service. Smaller (commercial) systems are described as well, and illustrations are given of nighttime imaging.
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2016
This chapter describes the Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) used for positioning and navigation applications. Although a satellite navigation system is very complex, it is common to speak of a “satellite navigation system sensor” when referring to the tools that an end user needs in order to exploit the functionalities of a satellite ...
Geri, Walter +2 more
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This chapter describes the Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) used for positioning and navigation applications. Although a satellite navigation system is very complex, it is common to speak of a “satellite navigation system sensor” when referring to the tools that an end user needs in order to exploit the functionalities of a satellite ...
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Satellite Systems and Construction
2017Satellites are complex electromechanical devices composed of many interconnected systems designed and constructed to support the specific functions for which the satellite is intended. Because satellites are very expensive and are inaccessible once in operation, satellite systems must be designed and constructed with the highestquality components.
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2000
Virtually all satellite communication systems are cellular systems in the sense that the service area of the system is covered by more than one radio cell. For example, if the service area is covered by more than one satellite, radio cells are constituted by the illumination areas of the satellite antennas. If a satellite uses spot beams, the satellite
Axel Jahn, Markus Werner, Erich Lutz
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Virtually all satellite communication systems are cellular systems in the sense that the service area of the system is covered by more than one radio cell. For example, if the service area is covered by more than one satellite, radio cells are constituted by the illumination areas of the satellite antennas. If a satellite uses spot beams, the satellite
Axel Jahn, Markus Werner, Erich Lutz
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Proceedings of the IEEE, 1970
The increasing capacity of CATV systems has generated a demand for more program material than can be economically generated with local facilities. A possible solution is a nationwide satellite distribution system dedicated to CATV which would provide the additional material directly to the CATV head-end.
Q.B. McClannan, G.P. Heckert
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The increasing capacity of CATV systems has generated a demand for more program material than can be economically generated with local facilities. A possible solution is a nationwide satellite distribution system dedicated to CATV which would provide the additional material directly to the CATV head-end.
Q.B. McClannan, G.P. Heckert
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Chaos in a tethered satellite system induced by atmospheric drag and Earth’s oblateness
Nonlinear dynamics, 2020B. Yu, S. D. Xu, D. Jin
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