System for coexistence of multiple satellite mobile communication systems
A satellite mobile communication, multi-system technology, applied in the field of satellite mobile communication multi-system coexistence systems, can solve problems such as low probability of design capacity and uneven business, and achieve the effect of solving key problems
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[0036] At present, the existing satellite mobile communication system has more than GMR-1 or GMR-2 protocol system. This protocol adopts FDMA / TDMA multiple access mode, and its C / N requirement is generally higher than 5dB. Let the existing satellite mobile communication system be system A, and let the new system that needs to coexist with system A be system B. The spectrum of System A is as figure 1 shown. In this embodiment, a broadband spread spectrum method is adopted to superimpose a signaling signal of System B (indicated by a dotted line) transmitted in a spread spectrum mode with a low power spectral density on the spectrum of System A, and the spectrum after the superimposition of the two signals figure 2 shown.
[0037] According to the radio regulations formulated by the ITU, as long as the superimposed signal power does not exceed 6% of the thermal noise, it is regarded as the allowable signal power that does not cause interference to the original system A. That...
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[0042] The largest satellite mobile communication system currently covering the world is Inmarsat. According to the ITU radio regulations, the frequency bands that can be used are: ground to satellite 1626.5-1660.5MHz, satellite to ground: 1525-1559MHz; In addition, Inmarsat newly expanded in WRC-03 The ground-to-satellite 1668-1675MHz, and the satellite-to-ground 1518-1525MHz frequency bands have also launched satellites. In this case, the new satellite mobile communication system faces the dilemma of no frequency resources available to achieve global coverage. Taking the downlink design from the satellite to the ground as an example, the actual available frequency resources are 1518-1559MHz, with a total bandwidth of 41MHz.
[0043] Let the Inmarsat satellite mobile communication system be A, and the satellite mobile communication system that intends to coexist with Inmarsat in the same frequency band be B.
[0044] The signaling of system B adopts 512-fold spread spectrum....
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