INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF THE RADIO LINEOF THE REMOTE SENSING SATELLITE

A comparison of the noise immunity and bandwidth of the most common types of modulation used in modern remote sensing systems was performed using both computational methods and computer simulation.Communication channel models with additive white Gaussian noise, Rayleigh multipath fading, and Rice multipath fading were used.

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Людина і космос.
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2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.62717/2221-4550-2025-1-122
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Spacecraft Design and Technology
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INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF THE RADIO LINEOF THE REMOTE SENSING SATELLITE

V. Kaliuzhnyi
Людина і космос.
Spacecraft Design and Technology
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INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF THE RADIO LINEOF THE REMOTE SENSING SATELLITE

V. Kaliuzhnyi
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Abstract

A comparison of the noise immunity and bandwidth of the most common types of modulation used in modern remote sensing systems was performed using both computational methods and computer simulation.Communication channel models with additive white Gaussian noise, Rayleigh multipath fading, and Rice multipath fading were used.

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