Comunicaciones satelitales ingles
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Satellite communications use frequency bands between 3-30 GHz, known as SHF. Antennas are typically parabolic to reflect signals towards their centers or offsets, with some using Cassegrain designs. Key applications of satellite communications include television, telephony, and internet access. Satellites have made the world more connected by bringing live coverage of remote events and increasing access to education, communication, and information.
Comunicaciones satelitales ingles
- 1. SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS John Arredondo Jorge Lozano Juan Carlos Caicedo
- 2. Frecuencies used Satellite communications using the range between 3 GHz and 30 GHz. This range is known as SHF (Super high Frecuency) C Band, Ku Band, K Band and Ka Band
- 3. Characteristics of antennas They have form of parable, because of it they are parabolic calls. There are two classes, that of primary area where the sign bounces towards the center and the Offset (the common mas in the homes) where the sign bounces down of the center. There is a call Cassegrain antenna where the signal bounces both ways much better reception The antennas consist of a parabolic reflector and a LNB (Low Noise Block)
- 4. Key Applications Television Telephony Internet
- 5. Conclusions Satellite communications have made the world get narrow, brings us to places and events where a few years ago it was impossible to think in just see them. Thanks to satellite communications we can bring education, telephony, telemedicine and receive any kind of information immediately.