NASA NTRS · 19920073169
Destination directed packet switch architecture for a geostationary communication satellite network
Abstract
A major effort at NASA/Lewis is to identify and develop critical digital technologies and components that enable new commercial missions or significantly improve the performance, cost efficiency, and/or reliability of existing and planned space comunications systems. NASA envisions the need for low data rate, direct to the user communications services, for data, facsimile, voice, and video conferencing. A report that focuses on destination directed packet switching architectures for geostationary communication satellites is presented.
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Ivancic, W. D., Shalkhauser, M. J., Bobinsky, E. A., Soni, N. J., Quintana, J. A., Kim, H., Wagner, P., Vanderaar, M.. 1992-08-01. Destination directed packet switch architecture for a geostationary communication satellite network. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920073169
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