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도서명	Introduction to Satellite Communication
저자/역자	Bruce R. Elbert
출판사	Artech House
분야	위성통신
목차/설명	“...this book will satisfy both newcomers to satellite communication (whether as users or providers) and those who need to study techniques and technology in greater depth. One of the endearing features of this book is the coverage of related subjects that the readers might not have expected to have found, such as deep-space communication and how terrestrial microwave signals can interfere with satellite transmission. Other sections provide useful information on transmission security, with explanations of data encryption and how television pictures are scrambled.” ---BT Global Information Exchange, June 1999 Here뭩 one of the most understandable and comprehensive overviews of satellite technology and satellite usage for commercial purposes currently available. An update of the widely used first edition published in 1986, this book offers expanded coverage of all the relevant elements of the satellite, ground control system, and earth stations. It gives you a practical understanding of the basic construction and usage of modern commercial satellite networks -- how parts of the satellite system function, how the various elements interact, what role each element plays, and which elements are the most critical to success. The book contains over 250 illustrations, defines current terminology, and explains complex concepts in a comprehensive, detailed manner that is factual, accurate, and easy to understand. It is an expertly authored guidebook that provides you with the technical foundation for understanding how satellite applications are implemented through the design of the space and ground segments. Specifically, the book helps you understand: The fundamentals of satellite communication, particularly as they relate to newer systems such as Global Mobile Personal Communication Systems and digital transmission of television and data Ways in which satellite links can be applied to practical communication problems The systems and subsystems which comprise the space and ground segments Alternatives for placing satellites into earth orbit and operating them The economics of implementing and operating satellite networks The tradeoffs between GEO, MEO, and LEO systems The Ka band frequency and digital DTH and multimedia applications This important reference introduces new communication engineers and technicians to the field, and brings experienced engineers up-to-speed on all aspects of commercial satellite communication systems. It helps equipment designers of spacecraft and earth stations understand the tradeoffs between the various networks, and is a handy guidebook for non-technical professionals in management, operations, marketing, and finance who need to understand what makes satellite communication work. As a textbook, it is suitable for university courses and internal training programs in communication system design and planning. Contents: Fundamentals of Satellite Systems. Evolution of Satellite Communication. Satellite Network Architectures. Microwave Transmission Engineering. Modulation and Multiple Access. Communication Repeaters and Electronics. Spacecraft Antennas. Spacecraft Bus Configuration and Design. Earth Stations and Terrestrial Technology. Launch Vehicles and Services. Satellite Operations and Orbit Maintenance. Economics of Satellite Systems. Future Directions for Satellite Communication. Bruce R. Elbert Bruce R. Elbert has 30 years of satellite communications experience and is a leading authority on satellites and telecommunications. A private consultant in broadband communications and the Internet, Mr. Elbert holds an MBA from Pepperdine University and an MSEE from the University of Maryland. He teaches satellite communication and telecommunications management at UCLA Extension and serves as series editor of Artech뭩 Technology Management and Professional Development Series.
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