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    This document contains assignment questions related to the subject of Satellite Communication for a college course. It includes two parts, with Part A containing short answer questions defining terms like apogee and geostationary satellites. It also includes questions about Kepler's first law, types of satellite services, and station keeping. Part B involves longer explanations, including how Kepler's and Newton's laws describe orbits, orbital perturbations and launch vehicles, eclipses and other outages for geostationary satellites, and calculating look angles and range for a satellite at a given latitude and elevation.

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    This document contains assignment questions related to the subject of Satellite Communication for a college course. It includes two parts, with Part A containing short answer questions defining terms like apogee and geostationary satellites. It also includes questions about Kepler's first law, types of satellite services, and station keeping. Part B involves longer explanations, including how Kepler's and Newton's laws describe orbits, orbital perturbations and launch vehicles, eclipses and other outages for geostationary satellites, and calculating look angles and range for a satellite at a given latitude and elevation.

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    Josephs College of Engineering, Chennai-119


    Department of ECE
    Assignment Questions I
    Subject Code: EC2045

    Subject Name: Satellite Communication

    PART A
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    Define apogee
    What are the geostationary satellites?
    Differentiate geostationary and geosynchronous satellite
    A satellite moving is orbiting in the equatorial plane with a period from period from
    perigee to perigee of 12hrs.Given the eccentricity is 0.02.Calculate the semimajor axis
    .The earths equatorial radius is 6378.1414km.
    State Keplers first law.
    Give the types of satellite services
    What is sun transit outage?
    Write short notes on station keeping.
    PART B

    1. Explain how Keplerss and Newtons law are used to describe the orbit.
    2. Explain the (i)orbital perturbations(ii) Launching vehicles
    3. Briefly discuss about eclipse effect and other outages that affect the working of
    geostallite.
    4. Determine the look angles and the range for a geostationary satellite at 30degrees for an
    ES at latitude 20degrees.The ES is situated 1000m above mean sea level

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