Description
PHI Learning Satellite Communication 2Nd Edition by MITRA, MONOJIT
The new edition of the book is made more attractive and useful with the incorporation of lots of figures, illustrations and examples. The compact text provides a thorough, readable treatment of the principles of satellite communication and its various technologies and components. It presents a clear analysis of subsystems of satellites, orbital mechanisms, launching mechanisms, earth and space systems employed in satellite links, analog and digital communication through satellite, multiple beam satellite network, and satellite telephony. It is going to become an important subject also in Civil Engineering for the purpose of disaster management. Therefore, in the last chapter, recent developments and future trends in satellite systems are discussed adequately. Besides, it explains the different methods used to access the various services provided by a satellite.
The text avoids complicated mathematical derivations, but the results of these derivations and their references are used throughout the book when required for understanding the technical concepts.
This easy-to-understand textbook is primarily intended as a textbook for undergraduate students of electronics and communication engineering, telecommunication engineering, and information technology.
KEY FEATURES
• Includes an exclusive chapter on Satellite Mobile Telephony.
• Provides a cogent study of the effects of the eclipse, gravitational forces of sun and moon, and earth's oblateness on the orbit of satellites.
• Explains the effect of noise on the quality of signal over satellite communication links.
• Describes several satellite systems used for study of soil, ice mapping, forest management, and disaster management.
• Discusses satellite system development in the Indian context and apprises readers of India's participation in international communication satellite systems to share and exchange data.
TARGET AUDIENCE
• B.Tech (Electronics and Communication Engineering, Telecommunication Engineering, and Information Technology).