The report addresses signal design for the AEROSAT system. Candidate data and surveillance modems are analyzed for L-Band avionics. Detailed theoretical analyses are presented of the effects of the oceanic satellite-aircraft channel on data modem performance. In addition, an L Band avionics transceiver is proposed to meet the requirements of the Experimentation and Evaluation Phase of AEROSAT. The proposed avionics is flexible and easily adaptable to a variety of operational and access control concepts. A task plan outline is presented for an improved modem task for the following year.
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Introduction, A baseline aerosat system, Aerosat avionics, Conclusions, Future plans, for developing improved modems, Appendices, References
Several modems and satellite subsystems were tested with the aid of an aeronautical channel simulation facility. The modems tested included a high per...
Several L-band satellite communications tests with the NASA ATS-6 spacecraft and the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter SHERMAN are described. The tests included...
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