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    Overview
    Basics of Satellites
    Types of Satellites
    Capacity Allocation
    Basics: How do Satellites Work
      Two Stations on Earth want to communicate through 
      radio broadcast but are too far away to use 
      conventional means.
      The two stations can use a satellite as a relay station 
      for their communication
      One Earth Station sends a transmission to the 
      satellite.  This is called a Uplink.
      The satellite Transponder converts the signal and 
      sends it down to the second earth station.  This is 
      called a Downlink.
    Basics: Advantages of Satellites
     The advantages of satellite communication 
      over terrestrial communication are:
        The coverage area of a satellite greatly exceeds 
        that of a terrestrial system.
        Transmission cost of a satellite is independent of 
        the distance from the center of the coverage area.
        Satellite to Satellite communication is very 
        precise.
        Higher Bandwidths are available for use.
     Basics: Disadvantages of Satellites
      The disadvantages of satellite 
        communication:
         Launching satellites into orbit is costly.
         Satellite bandwidth is gradually becoming used 
          up.
         There is a larger propagation delay in satellite 
          communication than in terrestrial communication. 
          Basics: Factors in satellite 
          communication
            Elevation Angle:  The angle of the horizontal of the 
               earth surface to the center line of the satellite 
               transmission beam.
                   This effects the satellites coverage area.  Ideally, you want 
                    a elevation angle of 0 degrees, so the transmission beam 
                    reaches the horizon visible to the satellite in all directions.
                   However, because of environmental factors like objects 
                    blocking the transmission, atmospheric attenuation, and the 
                    earth electrical background noise, there is a minimum 
                    elevation angle of earth stations.
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