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Although this may seem large, the range from earth station to satellite is in the order of 41000 km, (Prob. 3.11) so distance involved with three uplinks and three downlinks is 246000 km! GEO satellites are often arranged in clusters at some nominal longitude. For example, there are a number of EchoStar satellites at longitude 119 W. The separation between satellites is typically about 100 km, the corresponding longitudinal separation for this distance being, from Eq. (12.63), approximately 0.136 . Because the satellites are relatively close together they are subject to the same perturbing and drift forces which simplifies positional control. Also, all satellites in the cluster are within the main lobe of the earth-station antenna. Because LEO satellites are not continuously visible from a given earth location, an intricate network of satellites is required to provide continuous coverage of any region. A typical LEO satellite network will utilize a number of orbits, with equispaced satellites in each orbit. For example, the Iridium system uses 6 orbital planes with 11 equispaced satellites in each plane, for a total of 66 satellites. Communication between two earth stations via the network will appear seamless as message handover occurs between satellites via intersatellite links. Radio frequency ISLs make use of frequencies that are highly attenuated by the atmosphere, so that interference to and from terrestrial systems using the same frequencies is avoided. Figure 4.2 shows the atmospheric absorption peaks at 22.3 GHz and 60 GHz. Table 12.3 shows the frequency bands in use:

The monopolistic competitor faces a demand curve which is negatively sloped (because of product differentiation) but highly elastic (because of the availability of close substitutes). The monopolistic competitor s profit-maximizing or best level of output is the output at which MR = MC, provided P > AVC. At that output, the rm can make a pro t, break even, or minimize losses in the short run. In the long run, rms are either attracted into an industry by short-run pro ts or leave it if faced with losses until the demand curve (d) facing remaining rms is tangent to its AC curve, and the rm breaks even (P = AC). Example 15.1 Panel A of Figure 15-1 shows a monopolistic competitor producing 550 units of output (where MR = MC), selling it at $10.50 (on d), and making a pro t of $3.50 per unit and $1925 in total. These pro ts attract more rms into the industry. This causes a downward (leftward) shift in this rm s demand curve to d (in Panel B), at which the rm sells 400 units at $8 and breaks even. Since P > MR where MR = MC, the MC curve above AVC does not represent the rm s supply curve.

ISL Frequency Bands Available bandwidth, MHz 1000 300 2250 1000 3950 5000 6000 18000 12000 5000 Designation ISL-23 ISL-24 ISL-25 ISL-32 ISL-56 ISL-60 ISL-67 ISL-125

Frequency band, GHz 22.55 23.55 24.45 24.75 25.25 27.5 32 33 54.25 58.2 59 64 65 71 116 134 170 182 185 190

SOURCE:

Morgan, 1999.

Antennas for the ISL are steerable and the beamwidths are sufficiently broad to enable a tracking signal to be acquired to maintain alignment. Table 12.4 gives some values for an ISL used in the Iridium system.

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Example 12.21 Calculate the free-space loss for the ISL parameters tabulated in Table 12.4. Given that the system margin for transmission loss is 1.8 dB, calculate the received power.

Figure 15-1

From Eq. (12.10): [FSL] 32.4 32.4 20 log r 20 log f 20 log(23.28 10 )

Iridium ISL East-West ISL (without sun)