The course aims to introduce satellite communication and broadcasting systems, to enable delegates to predict satellite link performance, and to provide delegates with the skills to operate a downlink station.
This course provides an introduction to satellite communications and broadcasting systems. It explains why satellites are used and introduces the equipment needed to receive various types of signals, concentrating on TV DTH.
The course aims to introduce satellite communication and broadcasting systems, to enable delegates to predict satellite link performance, and to provide delegates with the skills to operate a downlink station.
By the end of the course delegates will have the ability to set up and operate and receive only station for TV DTH using a variety of different dishes, antenna mounts, and receivers. Be able to measure and assess the quality of the received signal and to estimate the reliability of the link.
who it's for:
Engineers who require an introduction to the theory and practice of satellite communications.
- Principles of satellite communication systems
- Orbits, look angles, sun outages and eclipses
- Satellite link propagation
- Satellite and earth station antennas
- Introduction to earth stations and equipment
- Analogue and digital systems
- Modulation techniques
- Link budgets
- Satellite access techniques
- Use of test equipment
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