A Satellite Communication System for Interactive Multimedia Networks

Masayoshi NAKAYAMA; Manabu NAKAGAWA; Youichi HASHIMOTO; Kazunori TANAKA; Hiroshi NAKASHIMA

A Satellite Communication System for Interactive Multimedia Networks

Masayoshi NAKAYAMA, Manabu NAKAGAWA, Youichi HASHIMOTO, Kazunori TANAKA, Hiroshi NAKASHIMA

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Recently, computer communications, especially Internet services, have become popular and as a result, high-speed network access circuits are now desired. NTT has developed an economical and high-speed multimedia computer network, combining satellite and terrestrial circuits. The satellite circuit transmission rate is approximately 30-Mbit/s. To select IP packets from such high-speed satellite circuits, this system employs the asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) in the satellite section and we have developed a new economical satellite circuit receive adapter (SRA) for the satellite section. This paper describes the system configurations and the key network control technologies for multi-link routing, high speed processing and broadcasting.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E80-B No.1 pp.103-108

Publication Date: 1997/01/25

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Type of Manuscript: Special Section PAPER (Special Issue on Advances in Satellite Communications toward Multimedia Era)

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Masayoshi NAKAYAMA, Manabu NAKAGAWA, Youichi HASHIMOTO, Kazunori TANAKA, Hiroshi NAKASHIMA, "A Satellite Communication System for Interactive Multimedia Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E80-B, no. 1, pp. 103-108, January 1997, doi: .
Abstract: Recently, computer communications, especially Internet services, have become popular and as a result, high-speed network access circuits are now desired. NTT has developed an economical and high-speed multimedia computer network, combining satellite and terrestrial circuits. The satellite circuit transmission rate is approximately 30-Mbit/s. To select IP packets from such high-speed satellite circuits, this system employs the asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) in the satellite section and we have developed a new economical satellite circuit receive adapter (SRA) for the satellite section. This paper describes the system configurations and the key network control technologies for multi-link routing, high speed processing and broadcasting.
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