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Admin1 Forum Administrator Offline Welcome to the new forum Posts: 103 Location: UK Joined: 2^nd Jun, 2017	Very low bit rate satellite communications : experiments ? 3^rd Aug, 2017 at 3:13pm	Print Post
	Using transponders configured for Ku band VSAT return links to the hub teleport I've just been doing some link budgets for WSPR transmissions using 1 mW transmit power into a 10cm horn/dish at 14 GHz with hub reception on 1m dish. Using 6 Hz bandwidth I get results like C/N=9 dB.� �Is that right ? It sounds a bit improbable to me. With a bandwidth of 6 Hz the threshold for WSPR operation is a C/N of -2 dB, so the link should work very well with a good link margin of 10 dB or so. The bit rate is extremely low, 28 bits every 2 minutes, and is rather the opposite to the popular 'broadband' but it should appeal to customers who do not want to send much data. Read more: https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/WSPR_2.0_User.pdf Please say here if you have tried this or similar low data rate experiments.

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salam1971 New Member Offline Posts: 9 Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh Joined: 6^th Jul, 2017	Re: Very low bit rate satellite communications : experiments ? Reply #1 - 18^th Oct, 2017 at 5:51pm	Print Post
	The world needs faster internet speed. Do you think, It is really worthwhile to think about lowest streaming data rate !!!!


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