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Slow Data Rate Sequence Satellite Ranging

M. Zamazal, M. Kasal, J. Dřínovský, T. Urbanec

Originální název

Slow Data Rate Sequence Satellite Ranging

Anglický název

Slow Data Rate Sequence Satellite Ranging

Jazyk

en

Originální abstrakt

In this paper a simple newly developed semicoherent slow data rate ranging application for small satellites is described. Ranging, as a set of methods for satellite tracking, is a very important part of most of the satellite systems and the space missions. Firstly, a brief overview of the most commonly used ranging methods is presented. After that, a semicoherent ranging system is described that has to be implemented in a simple experimental system for feature testing using a simple linear transponder of an AMSAT satellite Phase-3E and Phase-5A probe. Practical test range measurements via FO-29 satellite have been carried out by this system.

Anglický abstrakt

In this paper a simple newly developed semicoherent slow data rate ranging application for small satellites is described. Ranging, as a set of methods for satellite tracking, is a very important part of most of the satellite systems and the space missions. Firstly, a brief overview of the most commonly used ranging methods is presented. After that, a semicoherent ranging system is described that has to be implemented in a simple experimental system for feature testing using a simple linear transponder of an AMSAT satellite Phase-3E and Phase-5A probe. Practical test range measurements via FO-29 satellite have been carried out by this system.

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BibTex 


@inproceedings{BUT15061,
  author="Michal {Zamazal} and Miroslav {Kasal} and Jiří {Dřínovský} and Tomáš {Urbanec}",
  title="Slow Data Rate Sequence Satellite Ranging",
  annote="In this paper a simple newly developed semicoherent slow data rate ranging application for small satellites is described. Ranging, as a set of methods for satellite tracking, is a very important part of most of the satellite systems and the space missions. Firstly, a brief overview of the most commonly used ranging methods is presented. After that, a semicoherent ranging system is described that has to be implemented in a simple experimental system for feature testing using a simple linear transponder of an AMSAT satellite Phase-3E and Phase-5A probe. Practical test range measurements via FO-29 satellite have been carried out by this system.",
  address="Curtin University of Technology",
  booktitle="Asia - Pacific Conference on Communications 2005",
  chapter="15061",
  institution="Curtin University of Technology",
  year="2005",
  month="october",
  pages="578",
  publisher="Curtin University of Technology",
  type="conference paper"
}