Author :
Jebril, A. ; Scucchia, L. ; Lucente, M. ; Ruggieri, M. ; Cambriani, P. ; Rossi, T. ; Bosisio, A. ; Pisano, A. ; Salomé, A. ; Ronzitti, L. ; Musso, M. ; Iera, A. ; Pulitanó, S. ; Morosi, S. ; Dainelli, V. ; Speziale, V.
Abstract :
In this paper, an overview of the WAVE mission payload architecture is presented. WAVE (W-band Analysis and VErification) is the new project funded by the Italian Space Agency (ASI). The aim is to design and develop a W-band geostationary (GEO) payload to be deployed for scientific experimental studies of the W-band channel and possible utilization in satellite data communications. The large bandwidth availability in the W-band range allows conceiving and proposing advanced services for future scenarios in order to meet high-quality requirements for a large number of users. The major parameters of the payload architecture are discussed in addition to the different requirements and specifications of the on-board transmission and reception components and their dependence on the host platform
Keywords :
satellite communication; Italian Space Agency; W-band analysis and verification; W-band channel; W-band geostationary payload; WAVE mission payload; on-board transmission; payload architecture; reception component; satellite data communications; Artificial satellites; Data communication; Electronic mail; Europe; Lab-on-a-chip; Payloads; Relays; Space missions; Telecommunications; Transponders;
