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Ai, 2018 - Google Patents

Ka‐band HTS channel uplink SNIR probability model

Ai, 2018

Document ID
9876260720143355604
Author
Ai L
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Satellite Communications and Networking

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I present a novel analytical study of the signal‐to‐noise‐plus‐interference ratio (SNIR) for Ka‐ band high throughput satellite uplink channels. The Ka‐band high throughput satellite systems employ frequency and polarization (color) reuse among the spot beams to achieve …
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