NASA NTRS ยท 19840010234
Space Station needs, attributes and architectural options. Volume 2, book 2, part 3: Communication system
Abstract
Preliminary results of the study of the architecture and attributes of the RF communications and tracking subsystem of the space station are summarized. Only communications between the space station and other external elements such as TDRSS satellites, low-orbit spacecraft, OTV, MOTV, in the general environment of the space station are considered. The RF communications subsystem attributes and characteristics are defined and analyzed key issues are identified for evolution from an initial space station (1990) to a year 2000 space station. The mass and power characteristics of the communications subsystem for the initial space station are assessed as well as the impact of advanced technology developments. Changes needed to the second generation TDRSS to accommodate the evolutionary space station of the year 2000 are also identified.
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1983-04-20. Space Station needs, attributes and architectural options. Volume 2, book 2, part 3: Communication system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840010234
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