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NASA NTRS · 20130009429

DSP/FPGA Design for a High-Speed Programmable S-Band Space Transceiver

Abstract

Traditional command uplink receivers are very limited in performance capability, take a long time to acquire, cannot operate on both uplink bands (NASA & AFSCN), and only support low-rate communications. As a result, transceivers end up on many programs critical paths, even though they should be a standard purchased spacecraft subsystem. Also, many missions are impacted by the low effective uplink throughput. In order to tackle these challenges, a transceiver was developed that will provide on-site frequency agility, support of high uplink rates, and operation on both NASA and AFSCN frequency bands. The device is a low-power, high-reliability, and high-performance digital signal processing (DSP) demodulator for an on-orbit programmable command receiver.

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Janicik, Jeffrey, Friedman, Assi. 2013-01-01. DSP/FPGA Design for a High-Speed Programmable S-Band Space Transceiver. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20130009429

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