A Proposal on Satellite Hitchhiker Payload for Pan-Pacific Information Network
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A non-profit satellite communication network is desired to be configured by using low cost earth stations in the field of education, research and health in the Pacific region. This paper proposes the following concept as one of the tools to realize such a network: (a) A hitchhiker transponder dedicated to the network, and (b) The volunteer group prepares earth stations. A preliminary system design shows that the S band hitchhiker payload is most appropriate and has the weight of about 3kg. The feasibility of manufacturing earth stations by a volunteer group is examined through the experiment using ETS-V satellite. The parameters of the hitchhiker payload are re-examined on the basis of the experience of the experiment.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E76-B No.5 pp.457-465
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- 1993/05/25
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Takashi IIDA, Naoto KADOWAKI, Hisashi MORIKAWA, Kimio KONDO, Ryutaro SUZUKI, Yoshiaki NEMOTO, "A Proposal on Satellite Hitchhiker Payload for Pan-Pacific Information Network" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E76-B, no. 5, pp. 457-465, May 1993, doi: .
Abstract: A non-profit satellite communication network is desired to be configured by using low cost earth stations in the field of education, research and health in the Pacific region. This paper proposes the following concept as one of the tools to realize such a network: (a) A hitchhiker transponder dedicated to the network, and (b) The volunteer group prepares earth stations. A preliminary system design shows that the S band hitchhiker payload is most appropriate and has the weight of about 3kg. The feasibility of manufacturing earth stations by a volunteer group is examined through the experiment using ETS-V satellite. The parameters of the hitchhiker payload are re-examined on the basis of the experience of the experiment.
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AU - Takashi IIDA
AU - Naoto KADOWAKI
AU - Hisashi MORIKAWA
AU - Kimio KONDO
AU - Ryutaro SUZUKI
AU - Yoshiaki NEMOTO
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