Effects of Satellite-Borne Transmitter Nonlinearities on FDM-AGIPA Systems
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In Adaptive Ground-Implemented Phased Array (AGIPA) system, signals received with each element of the array on-board a satellite are transferred to the Earth station for further adaptive processing to form a radiation pattern. For transmission from the satellite to the Earth station, a certain signal multiplex method will be applied. Among the multiplex methods, the simplest one is a frequency-division-multiplex (FDM) technique. This paper deals with the effect of satellite-borne transmitter non-linearity when FDM technique is applied to the AGIPA system. Analysis, assuming a two-element array, shows that for the FDM-AGIPA sysmte, the nonlinearity causes spurious interferences which seriously affect the performance of AGIPA system for interference rejection.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E65-E No.5 pp.229-233
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- 1982/05/25
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Masaharu FUJITA, "Effects of Satellite-Borne Transmitter Nonlinearities on FDM-AGIPA Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E65-E, no. 5, pp. 229-233, May 1982, doi: .
Abstract: In Adaptive Ground-Implemented Phased Array (AGIPA) system, signals received with each element of the array on-board a satellite are transferred to the Earth station for further adaptive processing to form a radiation pattern. For transmission from the satellite to the Earth station, a certain signal multiplex method will be applied. Among the multiplex methods, the simplest one is a frequency-division-multiplex (FDM) technique. This paper deals with the effect of satellite-borne transmitter non-linearity when FDM technique is applied to the AGIPA system. Analysis, assuming a two-element array, shows that for the FDM-AGIPA sysmte, the nonlinearity causes spurious interferences which seriously affect the performance of AGIPA system for interference rejection.
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