Development of Satellite Communication

Linjie Yao, Guangxi Xu, Haiqing Yang

Article ID: 349
Vol 1, Issue 1, 2018

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Abstract


Satellite communication refers to the use of artificial earth satellites as a relay station to forward radio waves, between two or more earth stations in the communication. Satellite communications since 1945 development so far, greatly accelerating the process of social information. The research and use of our satellites began in the early 1970s. Satellite communication applications include applications in data transmission services, applications in mobile communication systems, applications in video broadcast services, and applications in interactive services such as telephony. With the advancement of satellite communication technology and the improvement of satellite communication capability, the application of satellite communication is becoming more and more extensive, and the service level is getting higher and higher. In today's rapid development of terrestrial communications, satellite communications in the development of the market despite the great difficulties and risks, and even suffered major setbacks, but because of its irreplaceable characteristics of the decision it is still to develop and application. Therefore, from the overall and long term, the future development prospects of satellite communications is still bright and beautiful. China's satellite communications development goals: good management, make good use of existing satellite communications systems, and actively develop new business, new markets, new systems and adhere to independent construction.


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