Conference Paper
Aggregate Interference Impact of Multiple Aeronautical ESIM Communicating with Non-GSO FSS Space Stations on Terrestrial Station in Ka-band
International Conference on Electronics, Information and Communication (ICEIC) 2024, pp.441-445
Language
English
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
The Aeronautical Earth Stations in Motion (A-ESIM) operating in the 27.5-29.5 GHz (Earth-to-space direction) frequency band which communicate with Non-GSO space stations has different interference scenario compared to GSO A-ESIM with respect to terrestrial services. Taking into account characteristics of Non-GSO A-ESIM operation, this paper assessed the aggregate interference impact caused by multiple Non-GSO A-ESIM operating in the same frequency band to terrestrial station was computed to verify whether the PFD limits for GSO A-ESIM as the operating conditions for Non-GSO A-ESIM would be appropriate to ensure the protection of terrestrial services or not. The simulation results indicated that the terrestrial station would not be protected from the emission of Non-GSO A-ESIM complying with PFD limit for GSO AESIM, so new frequency sharing conditions for Non-GSO AESIM are needed to ensure the compatibility of two services operating in the same frequency band. In addition, this paper proposes some measures for Non-GSO A-ESIM to utilize the spectrum efficiently while protecting existing terrestrial services.
KSP Keywords
9.5 GHZ, Aggregate interference, Frequency sharing, Operating conditions, Space station, frequency band, interference impact, ka-band, simulation results
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