Personal Computer Communications Via Ku-Band Small-Earth Stations

Lyon, David L.

doi:10.1109/jsac.1985.1146216

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“…These resonant peaks enable the more focused beam and compact size of the antenna. These are used in a field of radar and satellite communication for weather monitoring, radio location and navigation and fixed service satellite (FSS) applications …”

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“…These are used in a field of radar and satellite communication for weather monitoring, radio location and navigation and fixed service satellite (FSS) applications. 18 The whole phenomenon of the proposed SIW based self-triplexing slot antenna is explained by the below sections. Section 2 defines the configuration of antenna and its analysis is illustrated by two subsections as in Section 2.1.1 describes the behavior of all QCs without slots and in Section 2.1.2 illustrates about the working of proposed selftriplexing slot antenna respectively.…”

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Substrate integrated waveguide based cavity‐backed self‐triplexing slot antenna for X‐Ku band applications

Nigam

Agarwal

Muduli

et al. 2020

Int J RF Microw Comput Aided Eng

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A planar substrate integrated waveguide (SIW) based cavity‐backed self‐triplexing slot antenna is proposed for X‐Ku band applications. The antenna comprises of the SIW cavity, radiating slots, and feeding networks. The radiating slots; that are etched on the upper metallic plane of the SIW, are backed up by the three radiated quarter cavities (QCs). The radiating slots in the respective QCs are of different lengths, excited by three separated orthogonal feed lines to resonate at three different frequencies as 11.01, 12.15, and 13.1 GHz. By fine‐tuning the antenna parameters, an intrinsic input port isolation of better than 26 dB is realized which helps in achieving the self‐triplexing property. The behaviors of individual cavity modes at three resonant frequencies are explained with the help of Z‐parameter. The proposed antenna layout is easy to integrate with the planar circuit. The proposed antenna is fabricated and measured results display a close concern with the simulated results. Moreover, a unidirectional radiation pattern and gain of 5.1, 5.54, and 6.12 dBi at resonant frequencies are realized.

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Substrate integrated waveguide based cavity‐backed self‐triplexing slot antenna for X‐Ku band applications

Nigam

Agarwal

Muduli

et al. 2020

Int J RF Microw Comput Aided Eng

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“…Current digital technology also permits significant processing power in a small size and cost. This capability has led to the introduction of Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) Satellite Networks for data communications applications using satellite technology [6,7]. The benefits of such networks include wide area coverage, lower operating costs than terrestrial networks, ease of installation and maintenance in remote areas and, high performance which is independent of distance.…”

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Multiple access protocols for data communications via VSAT networks

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Taylor²,

Grossman³

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IEEE Commun. Mag.

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VSAT Networks—an overview

Maggenti

Pratt

1987

Int. J. Satell. Commun.

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This paper examines the technology and constraints of very small aperture terminals (VSAT) networks, a special type of wide-area thin-route satellite network that represents a recent innovation in the field of satellite communications. VSAT network architectures suitable for both data and voice communications are studied in this paper. Several issues concerning the frequency of operations, that is, C-band versus Ku-band are examined, and trade-offs between non-spread spectrum and spread spectrum techniques, as well as modulation and multiple access schemes, are considered in detail. Link design examples are given to illustrate the performance of various types of VSAT networks.

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Personal Computer Communications Via Ku-Band Small-Earth Stations

Cited by 20 publications

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Substrate integrated waveguide based cavity‐backed self‐triplexing slot antenna for X‐Ku band applications

Substrate integrated waveguide based cavity‐backed self‐triplexing slot antenna for X‐Ku band applications

Multiple access protocols for data communications via VSAT networks

VSAT Networks—an overview

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