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DESCRIPTION:Presentation: Digital Signal Processors in Satellite Communicat
 ions\nAbstract: Modern communications satellites utilize a variety of tech
 niques to implement point-to-point connectivity between terrestrial users 
 and ground-based infrastructure. Among these are digital signal processing
  (DSP) algorithms that are implemented in several forms\, providing flexib
 ility and multi-user capability in lightweight\, rugged platforms that can
  withstand the rigors of spaceflight. Presented are the types of platforms
  that currently exist\, their orbits\, their coverage and connectivity cha
 racteristics\, the algorithms they use to manage user bandwidth effectivel
 y\, and the hardware they are implemented on. Several examples are shown\,
  along with typical block diagrams and performance characteristics\, along
  with a perspective for future growth.\n\nSpeaker(s): Bradford Watson\, \n
 \nVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/409978
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/409978
ORGANIZER:gowansj@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:3
SUMMARY:IEEE CIR & CIS: Digital Signal Processors in Satellite Communicatio
 ns
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/409978
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><div class="presentation-title"><strong>Prese
 ntation: Digital Signal Processors in Satellite Communications</strong></d
 iv>\n<div class="abstract"><strong>Abstract: </strong>Modern communication
 s satellites utilize a variety of techniques to implement point-to-point c
 onnectivity between terrestrial users and ground-based infrastructure. Amo
 ng these are digital signal processing (DSP) algorithms that are implement
 ed in several forms\, providing flexibility and multi-user capability in l
 ightweight\, rugged platforms that can withstand the rigors of spaceflight
 . Presented are the types of platforms that currently exist\, their orbits
 \, their coverage and connectivity characteristics\, the algorithms they u
 se to manage user bandwidth effectively\, and the hardware they are implem
 ented on. Several examples are shown\, along with typical block diagrams a
 nd performance characteristics\, along with a perspective for future growt
 h.</div>
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