SATELLITE COMMUNICATION

 What is Satellite Communication?

Satellite communication is the technique of conveying data from one place to another using a communication satellite in the earth’s orbit. 

Watching your favorite movies or TV shows would have been impossible without this. 

A communication satellite is a mock or artificial satellite that is responsible for transmitting a signal using a transponder by creating a channel between the transmitter and the receiver which are located in two entirely different locations on earth. 

Satellite Communication – Advantages

There are numerous Advantages of satellite correspondences, for example, 

Flexibility Ease in putting in new circuits 

Distances are effortlessly taken care of and expense doesn't make a difference 

Broadcasting conceivable outcomes 

Each and  every side of the earth is secured 

Users can control the system 

Energy is conserved since satellites use solar power

Satellite Communication − Disadvantages

 Satellite correspondence has the accompanying disadvantages – 

The introductory costs, for example, the segment and installation costs are excessively high.

Congestion of frequencies. This can cause a disruption of the communication services

Interference and proliferation 

Satellite Communication − Applications 

Satellite correspondence discovers its applications in the accompanying zones – 

In Radio telecom. 

In TV broadcasting, for example, DTH. 

In Internet applications, for example, giving Internet connection for transferring data, GPS applications, Internet surfing, and so on. 

For voice correspondences. 

For innovative work, in numerous regions. 

In military applications and routes.