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Standardized, Low Cost Communications for Planetary Mission

Abstract

For Deep Space Missions, the Radio-Frequency (RF) communications link provides both communications and navigation services. In this article we discuss the increased efficiency and reduced cost that can result from the potential consolidation of the two services into one suite of equipment, and the utilization of guaranteed delivery standard protocols to improve the communications service.

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Stone, E. W., Stoloff, M. J., Statman, J. I.. 1996-10-07. Standardized, Low Cost Communications for Planetary Mission. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210005109

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