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Innovations in Satcom Apllications in Brazil

Innovations in Satcom Apllications in Brazil. Civil application increase role on the national broadband plan implementation (Ka band); Military and Public Safety applications Hybrid applications (Civil/Militar) SGDC TELESAT (Brazilian Satellite Network in Support of Air Traffic Control).

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Innovations in Satcom Apllications in Brazil

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  1. Innovations in SatcomApllications in Brazil • Civil application • increase role on the national broadband plan implementation (Ka band); • Military and Public Safety applications • Hybrid applications (Civil/Militar) • SGDC • TELESAT (Brazilian Satellite Network in Support of Air Traffic Control) SIVAM

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  3. NEW TELESAT Network Connectivity E1 digital V.35 Satellite IP via MPLS Node MFI A new integrated telecom approach using MFI (MultiFunctionIntegratedequipment) tointegratesatellite/landlines/MPLS connections ateach site. Applications

  4. What to Expect in the Near Term • Key points: • Flexibile and intelligent payloads as key technology topics; • multi-spot beam satellites; • multi-application architectures; • Steerable beams; • Channelizer technology • Ka-band and HTS explosion; • Satellite interference becomes more important than ever in a multibeam world. • Bandwidth efficiency and standards: the move to Shannon limit; • Verticals shaping satellite architecture and technologies; • But with a multiservice approach to mitigate risk. Staggering projections for the next 10 years: 1.5 – 1.7 Tbps of capability being put into the sky by HTS Satellites.

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