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Devoted to non-geostationary multi-satellite systems operating in V-band
April 2017
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Devoted to non-geostationary multi-satellite systems operating in V-band
April 2017
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The company J'son & Partners Consulting presents brief results of a research devoted to non-geostationary multi-satellite systems operating in V-band.
This review presents a brief version of the survey. You can purchase the full version by contacting news@json.tv
Also, this Report is a supplement to the base material: "Satellite broadband access based on HTS technology (GEO/MEO/LEO/HEO-HTS)":
Summary
The report provides information about new MEO/LEO/HEO-HTS projects in the frequency range of 37.5 — 52.4 GHz, which is conventionally denoted as V-band (the projects of Boeing, O3b, SpaceX, OneWeb, TSN). The report briefly formulates the problems of implementation and frequency supportof such systems.
As particularly interesting in the last two years can be considered projects on creation of multisatellite systems for the implementation of broadband access (BBA) in any point of the Earth. This Report provides information about new projects of Boeing, O3b, SpaceX, OneWeb, TSN, that are expected to be realized in the frequency range of 37.5 — 52.4 GHz (V-band).
The report also analyzes the characteristics of these projects and problems of realization.
A characteristic feature of these new projects is the desire to integrate them into designed systems at Ku/Ka bands. For example, the most famous project LEO-HTS OneWeb is planned to be complemented with a MEO-HTS satellite constellation in V-band the future.
Source: data from FCC
This ideology is adapted by several companies. But the most ambitious project in the V-band was claimed by the company SpaceX (VLEO). The number of satellites in the constellation will increase to 7518 in orbits of approximately 350km.
Analysis of the published projects shows that today there is a competition in the satellite industry between satellite companies themselves and with operators of future 5G networks for occupying the frequency resource not only in Ka-band but also in V-band.
Detailed results of the research are presented in the full version of the Report
«Devoted to non-geostationary multi-satellite systems operating in V-band»
1. Introduction
2. Projects of non-geostationary satellite systems in V-band
3. Formal basis for the design of new satellite V-band systems
4. Competition for the V-band development
5. Features and key technologies stated in the projects
6. The Boeing Project
7. The O3b project: O3bN and O3bI
8. The OneWeb system (OW-V)
9. The Telesat project: V-band LEO Constellation
10. The SpaceX project: VLEO
11. The TSN Project
12. Intensity of requests in ITU-R for satellite networks in V-band
13. Technical problems of implementation
14. Appendix: performance characteristics of the SpaceX VLEO system
List of figures
Fig. 1. Illustration of the HEO-HTS satellite constellations of the Boeing project
Fig. 2. Illustration of the working area of the HEO-HTS satellite constellations of the Boeing project
Fig. 3. Illustration of the working area of the LEO-HTS satellite constellations of the Boeing project
Fig. 4. Illustration of the O3b (O3BN and O3bI) satellite constellation
Fig. 5. Illustration of the MEO-HTS satellite constellation of the OneWeb project
Fig. 6. Illustration of the LEO-HTS satellite constellation of the OneWeb project in V-band
Fig. 7. Illustration of a construction scheme of the Telesat V-band LEO Constellation system
Fig. 8. Illustration of the working area of beams of Ku/Ka and V-bands in the SpaceX system
Fig. 9. Illustration of the formation of the TSN system working area
Fig.10. The number of frequency requests in the ITU for satellite networks in C/Ku/Ka/Q/V bands in 2016.
Fig.11. Dynamics of receipt of applications in the ITU for satellite networks in Q/V bands in the period of 2008-2015.
Fig.12. Distribution of applications in the ITU for satellite networks in V-band by countries
List of tables
Table. 1. Projects of non-geostationary multi-satellite systems in V-band
Table. 2. Performance characteristics of the SpaceX VLEO system
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The company J'son & Partners Consulting presents brief results of a research devoted to non-geostationary multi-satellite systems operating in V-band.