A possible Data Relay Satellite System (DRSS) topology and network architecture is introduced. An asynchronous network concept, whereby each link (Inter-orbit, Inter-satellite, Feeder) is allowed to operate on its own clock, without causing loss of information, in conjunction with packet data structures, such as those specified by the CCSDS for advanced orbiting systems is discussed. A matching OBP payload architecture is described, highlighting the advantages provided by the OBP-based concept and then giving some indications on the OBP mass/power requirements.
Advanced OBP-Based Payload Operating in an Asynchronous Network for Future Data Relay Satellites Utilising CCSDS-Standard Data Structures
1991
7 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Application of CCSDS Recommendations to Small Satellites
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