NASA NTRS · 19900026521
Telecommunications technology development for the Deep Space Network
Abstract
The telecommunications technology that is currently being developed for the Deep Space Network (DSN), a system providing communications and navigation support for NASA's deep space missions, is discussed. The major areas of development include Ka-band (32 GHz) technology, beam waveguide antennas, low-noise amplifiers, coding, navigation techniques, high-power transmitters, and optical technology. The expected payoffs of the new technology during the mid-1990's and later are examined.
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Yuen, J. H., Resch, G. M., Stelzried, C. T.. 1989-10-01. Telecommunications technology development for the Deep Space Network. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900026521
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