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Satellite technologies and services Examples - part /14

Example 1. – Time delay t d a)Calculate time delay t d of signal between 2 users A and B on the terrestrial surface at satellite communication by GEO system. Consider A to B path only (over satellite). b)Calculate time delay of echo t d echo at communication of these users (path A-B-A over satellite) Help: it is only approximate calculation; consider distances A-S, B-S are equal to altitude of satellite above Earth, i.e km Results: a) 0, sec., b) 2 x t d

Example 2. – angular and linear velocity of satellite Calculate angular velocity of satellite in GEO system results: 4, °/sec or 72, rad/sec...and linear velocity ? recipe: v = l / T, l = 2 π. r....

4 …… > 0 dB = 10log(P 2 /1mW) – 10 log( P 1 /1mW ) G [dB] = P 2 [dBm] – P 1 [dBm] [W alebo mW] P [dBW] =10logP [W] P [dBm] =10logP [mW] - if we transform: and by definition of dBm: Decibels P1P1 P2P2  Gain  If P 2 > P 1 Definition of dBm and dBW Then – similarly: attenuation, diminution, Loss P 1 > P 2 ; L > 0 dB  G (L) device or signal path

5 Examples: decibell units (gain, loss, power, voltage)... 1 W  ? dBW 1mW  ? dBW 1mW  ? dBm 10 mW  ? dBm 35 mW  ? dBm P 1 = 1mW, P 2 = 10  W, A = ? (A… Attenuation) P = 35 dBm  ? mW P = - 15 dBW  ? W

Calculation of angles EL, AZ of antenna setting (EL-Elevation, AZ-Azimuth): Intermediate parameter h: Value : where: S...position of satellite (longitude) in degrees; Easter longitude (°E ) must have negative value (minus) L... longitude of receiver antenna posision; Easter longitude (°E ) must have negative value (minus) B – latitude of receiving position R – Earth radius H – altitude of satellite above Earth If we are on south hemisphere: Correction considering magn.declination: Calculation of LNB Skew (moving round of Low Noise Block):

Homework Calculation of angles of antenna setting in selected receiving place for receiving of selected accessible satellite – see example on the next page. Help for determine of position coordinate of receiving place – see e.g. programme Orbitron, resp. data from Internet applications. Help for determining magn. declination – for example on the web page: on Write on the paper incomming data, calculation process and results and transfer; it is necessary condition to credit.

Example 3 – calculation AZ and EL, and LNB skew of sat. antenna Earth station has position 18.11°E, °N (Dubrovnik). It has to receive signal from GEO satellite with position 21.5 °E. Assume the magnetic declination in the receiving place °. Results : El t = 40.66°, AZ=175 °, AZ MD =171.7 °, LNBskew=+3.67 °