Predictive measurements for non-terrestrial communications
A non-terrestrial, communication system technology, applied in the field of prediction and measurement for non-terrestrial communication
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[0086] figure 1 An example radio access network based on LEO satellites is shown. The figure depicts two satellites (SAT n,m and SAT n,m+1 ), where index m iterates over the same orbit (Orbit n ) on the satellite. for example, figure 1 Two typical distances for LEO satellites are listed in : the altitude of the satellite above the ground (781 km) and the typical distance of the satellite (2050 km) where the ground-based point becomes visible, typically about 10° above the horizon.
[0087] In the example setup, the time between when a satellite appears on the horizon and when the same satellite disappears on the other side is nine minutes. from figure 1 It is evident that the path loss and delay of the link between the ground-based UE and the satellite changes significantly during these nine minutes in an inherently predictable manner.
[0088] figure 2 shown with two orbitals (Orbit n and Orbit n+1 ), where index n iterates over all orbits, the satellite radio acce...
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