The Current Status and Development Trend for Communications Satellite Payloads

Nan Jiang; Yuan Zhi He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.543-547.2238

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The Current Status and Development Trend for Communications Satellite Payloads

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Communications satellite payload directly determines the performance of the satellite. In this paper, we focus on these advanced satellite communications systems of representative: WGS, MUOS and AEHF, including function and structure of the payload. Then the development trend of communications satellite payload is analyzed. Some suggestions for the development of China's communications satellite payload are proposed at last.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 543-547)

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2238-2242

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Nan Jiang*, Yuan Zhi He

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AEHF, Development Trend, MUOS, Payload, WGS, WINDS

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