NASA NTRS ยท 19920012759
NASA. Lewis Research Center Advanced Modulation and Coding Project: Introduction and overview
Abstract
The Advanced Modulation and Coding Project at LeRC is sponsored by the Office of Space Science and Applications, Communications Division, Code EC, at NASA Headquarters and conducted by the Digital Systems Technology Branch of the Space Electronics Division. Advanced Modulation and Coding is one of three focused technology development projects within the branch's overall Processing and Switching Program. The program consists of industry contracts for developing proof-of-concept (POC) and demonstration model hardware, university grants for analyzing advanced techniques, and in-house integration and testing of performance verification and systems evaluation. The Advanced Modulation and Coding Project is broken into five elements: (1) bandwidth- and power-efficient modems; (2) high-speed codecs; (3) digital modems; (4) multichannel demodulators; and (5) very high-data-rate modems. At least one contract and one grant were awarded for each element.
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Budinger, James M.. 1992-02-01. NASA. Lewis Research Center Advanced Modulation and Coding Project: Introduction and overview. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920012759
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