RCA satellite networks: High technology and low user cost
Channel demands on the RCA Americom domestic satellite communications system have continued to increase rapidly since the first launch in 1975. After deploying four of the first-generation 24-channel spacecraft, Americom introduced an advanced, all-solid-state design in 1982 which has more than twic...
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| description | Channel demands on the RCA Americom domestic satellite communications system have continued to increase rapidly since the first launch in 1975. After deploying four of the first-generation 24-channel spacecraft, Americom introduced an advanced, all-solid-state design in 1982 which has more than twice the traffic capacity of the original series. To supplement the operational network of six C-band satellites, K-band satellites will be introduced in 1985 to serve the "small master-antenna TV market and digital satellite networks. Accompanying the continuous incorporation of state-of-the-art technology into successive satellites to achieve increased traffic capacity and longer life, new terrestrial equipment and efficient signal processing/modulation techniques are being exploited to continue the competitive reduction of cost per satellite Circuit per year. |
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