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Block Diagram of Satellite Communication System

Satellite Communication System

Fig shows the block diagram of satellite communication system. The satellite consists of transmitters as well as receivers. They are also called as transponders. The satellite receives signals from earth station transmitter, processes them (filtering, amplification) and transmits towards earth station receiver. The terrestrial communication system transmits or receives signals to users. It acts as

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Multiple Access (MA) Techniques – Pedagogy Zone

Block diagram of a multiple access system

Because of the development in communications and computer fields, the applications involving multiple users are also growing. For example, a cellular telephone network involve large number of mobile subscribers which communicate with each other through their base stations. Other example is satellite networks where transmission between multiple users is through satellites. The multiple users share

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Applications of Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Signals

Here we will discuss three types of applications of direct sequence spread spectrum signals : antijamming of signals, low probability intercept and code division multiple access to allow multiple users. Antijamming with the help of direct sequence spread spectrum signals In the frequency band of the interest somebody else transmits the signals intentionally. Since these

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Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum with Coherent BPSK

Direct sequence spread spectrum BPSK transmitter or encoder

In the previous subsection we studied the baseband transmission of direct sequence spread spectrum modulated signal. For long distance transmission or transmission over a satellite channel, BPSK can be used. DS-SS BPSK Transmitter Fig. shows the transmitter of Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum with BPSK. The multiplier multiplies the two signals b(t) and c(t). The output

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Spread Spectrum (SS) Techniques – Pedagogy Zone

Model of the spread spectrum digital communication system

Necessity of Secure Communication There are some applications where it is necessary for the system to resist external interference and to make it difficult for unauthorized receivers to receive the message being transmitted. This type of communication is called secure communication such that noise interference and unwanted receivers should not detect the message. Such communication

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Line Coding in Communication Engineering – Pedagogy Zone

Line Coding

The analog waveforms are converted to digital signals by PCM, DM, ADM, DPCM etc. techniques. This digital data can be represented by different formats or waveforms. These waveforms are commonly known as digital data formats or their representation is called as line coding. Digital symbols can amplitude modulate some carrier to generate amplitude modulated pulse

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