This document discusses satellite communications in Myanmar and related topics. It provides details on:
1) The satellite and frequency bands used for broadcasting in Myanmar, including the upcoming change from Thaicom 5 to the Myanmar set located at 62 degrees east.
2) The different types of satellite orbits - LEO, MEO, and GEO - and their characteristics like height, advantages, and disadvantages.
3) The various frequency bands used in satellite communications, including L-band, C-band, X-band, Ku-band, and Ka-band, and their purposes and ranges.
This document discusses satellite communications in Myanmar and related topics. It provides details on:
1) The satellite and frequency bands used for broadcasting in Myanmar, including the upcoming change from Thaicom 5 to the Myanmar set located at 62 degrees east.
2) The different types of satellite orbits - LEO, MEO, and GEO - and their characteristics like height, advantages, and disadvantages.
3) The various frequency bands used in satellite communications, including L-band, C-band, X-band, Ku-band, and Ka-band, and their purposes and ranges.
This document discusses satellite communications in Myanmar and related topics. It provides details on:
1) The satellite and frequency bands used for broadcasting in Myanmar, including the upcoming change from Thaicom 5 to the Myanmar set located at 62 degrees east.
2) The different types of satellite orbits - LEO, MEO, and GEO - and their characteristics like height, advantages, and disadvantages.
3) The various frequency bands used in satellite communications, including L-band, C-band, X-band, Ku-band, and Ka-band, and their purposes and ranges.
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used in 9meter E/S. In Myanmar set; there will be 76 bandwidth. Myanmar set will be changed with Thaicom 5 in June 2019. Myanmar set will be located at longitude 62 degree east and will be far from earth more than Thaicom 5. In fiber termination box (E/S YGN) have seven sections; they are Hantharwadi Exchange(U/G), Hantharwadi Exchange(overhead), MI TV, News Studio, MRTV web portal, 200m Tower, Yegu Radio transmitter, Mandalay FM, Pyinsawadi FM, Cherry FM And Bagan FM. In broadcasting, there’s a five steps to do; they’re Encoding, Modulation, Up Conversation, Power Amplification and Radiation by Antenna. In SAT communications frequency band there’s have IF-band, L-band, C-band, X- band, Ku- band, Ka-band and K band. Intermediate frequency (IF) used at baseband stage. L-band used for interconnections between equipment ranges between (950MHz to 2150MHz). C-band used for wireless sitcoms, in the rain regions around of equator line range (4GHz to 6GHz). X-band used for military purposes and its range is between 8GHz to 12GHz. Ku-band use in sitcoms broadcasting and DTH services range 12GHz to 18GHz. For TV broadcasting, it used Ku-band range between 10.75GHz to 12.75GHz. For downlink, it used Ku-band Ku-band range between 13.75GHz to 14.5 GHz. Ka-band range is 26.5 GHz to 40 GHz. Only C-band and Ku-band are used for user. The purposes of using satellite are science research, weather, military purposes, weather detection (GPS) and TV data broadcasting. The satellite orbits have three types; they are LEO (lower earth orbit), MEO (medium earth orbit), and GEO (geostationary earth orbit). Lower earth orbit’s height is 100 to 300 miles and its merits are very short round trip delays and small path loss and its demerits are very shot life time and encounters radiation bells. LEO offers reduced signal loss since these satellites are to 20 to 40 times closer to the earth in their orbits thus allowing for smaller user terminals/antenna. Medium earth orbit’s height is to 6000 to 12000 miles and its merits are small round trip delays and its demerits are larger delays and operate path loss. MEO requires a constellation of 10 to 18 satellites in order to maintain constant coverage of the earth. Geostationary earth orbit’s height is 22182 miles and its merits are constant view, no problem due to supplier and its demerits are very large round trip delays and expensive. GEO completes one revolution around the world every 23hrs and 56 min in order to maintain continuous positioning above the earth’s sub-satellite point on the equator. Geostationary earth orbit (GEO) is used in Myanmar. The power used in broadcasting station need to organize carefully. The power amplifiers are need to place in cold places and it air conditioning level need to be set at certain stage. HOW STALLITE ROTATES EARTH