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In recent years they substantially fixed Ku-Band communications in poor weather with some new algorithms and consequent hardware/protocols. I suspect this would
by triplesec 10y ago
In recent years they substantially fixed Ku-Band communications in poor weather with some new algorithms and consequent hardware/protocols. I suspect this would be the next step for this technology.
- shaklee3 10y agoNot really. The fundamental problem is still there where the attenuation is high at certain frequencies in C/Ku/Ka. The way they mitigate it is to use different modulations and code rates in each frame so you don't need to bring the quality of the entire link down due to one user. However, the tradeoff is that the system capacity goes down fairly sharply as a result of this.