Satellite Communication Technologies and Challenges
A special issue of Electronics (ISSN 2079-9292). This special issue belongs to the section "Microwave and Wireless Communications".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 December 2024 | Viewed by 401
Special Issue Editors
Interests: wireless communications; satellite communication; communication signal processing
Interests: satellite communications; laser communication
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Interests: millimeter wave communication; high-precision radar; high data rate modulation; demodulation
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Interests: satellite communications; probability signal processing technology
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Interests: UAV Communications; next-generation radio access; information theory; non-orthogonal multiple access; coding theory and machine learning
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Satellite communication systems have advantages such as wide coverage and large transmission capacity, overcoming the geographical limitations of ground cellular communication, enabling multi-dimensional communication tasks in space and on the ground, and allowing emergency communication support in natural disasters. Currently, satellite communication systems play an important role in multiple fields such as transportation, aviation, logistics, agriculture, meteorology, and environmental protection. During the development process of these systems, the large scale and complex network of satellites pose challenges to the real-time stability and efficiency of transmission.
In order to support the development of satellite communication technology, this Special Issue focuses on the latest systems, high-speed high-order modulation communication technologies, advanced coding and modulation strategies, and their innovative applications in inter-satellite high-speed links, satellite–ground feeding links, and satellite–ground user links. It primarily includes research on the latest signal waveform design and communication signal processing theory.
Prof. Dr. Xiangyuan Bu
Dr. Yujie Lin
Dr. Jianguo Li
Dr. Xuhui Ding
Dr. Neng Ye
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- satellite transmission waveform design
- stable and reliable laser communication technology
- advanced modulation and coding technology for satellite communications
- optimization of communication signal processing algorithms
- high-speed transmission technology in complex environments
- spaceborne efficient processing architecture
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