Method for allocating satellite network channels
A channel allocation and satellite network technology, applied in the field of satellite communication, can solve the problems of not providing satellites, unreasonable use of resources, and low data transmission efficiency, so as to achieve the effect of guaranteed transmission
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[0030] Assume that there are C channels in a beam of a high-orbit satellite, and this beam is called the current beam. Then, when the low-orbit satellites are waiting in line, the maximum queue length is also C, and the C channel is allocated. R The channel is reserved for low-orbit satellites performing beam switching; the remaining C-C R The first bar is a common contention channel, which is used jointly by the low-orbit satellites with beam switching and the new call low-orbit satellites. Newly called low-orbit satellites and low-orbit satellites that need to switch beams use C-C in accordance with the FIFO principle, that is, the principle of first-in, first-obtained channels R channel.
[0031] When a low-orbit satellite needs to switch beams, the common contention channel is used first, and the reserved channel is used after all the common contention channels are occupied. If all the C channels are occupied, the low-orbit satellite that needs to switch beams sends out ...
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