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Satellite Systems At very high frequencies (VHF) and above, many communications circuits use satellites in geostationary orbits around the earth If a satellite is directly over the equator at an altitude of 22,300 mi (36,000 km) and orbits from west to east, it follows the earth s rotation, thereby staying in the same spot in the sky as seen from the surface, and is thus a geostationary satellite A single geostationary satellite is on a line of sight with about 40 percent of the earth s surface Three such satellites, placed at 120 (1 3 circle) intervals around the planet, allow coverage of all populated regions A dish antenna can be aimed at a geostationary satellite, and once the antenna is in place, it need not be turned or adjusted Another form of satellite system uses multiple satellites in low orbits that take them over the earth s poles These satellites are in continuous, rapid motion with respect to the surface But if there are enough of them, they can act like repeaters in a cell phone network, and maintain reliable communications between any two points on the surface at all times Directional antennas are not necessary in these systems, which are called low earth orbit (LEO) satellite networks Fiber Optics Beams of IR or visible light can be modulated, just as can RF carriers The frequency of an IR or visible light beam is higher than the frequency of any RF signal, allowing modulation by data at rates higher than anything possible with radio Fiber-optic technology offers several advantages over wire cables (which are sometimes called copper because the conductors are usually made of that metallic element) A fiber-optic cable is cheap It is light in weight It is immune to interference from outside EM fields A fiber-optic cable does not corrode as metallic wires do Fiber-optic cables are inexpensive to maintain and easy to repair An optical fiber can carry far more signals than a cable, because the frequency bands are far wider in terms of megahertz or gigahertz The whole RF spectrum, from VLF through EHF, can (at least in theory) be imprinted on a single beam of light and sent through an optical fiber no thicker than a strand of hair!.

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A wireless or radio receiver converts EM waves into the original messages sent by a distant transmitter Let s begin our study of receivers by defining a few of the most important criteria for operation, and then we ll look at two common designs

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Okay, that completes the postDataDownloadText function; let s give it a try with a new page, postDataDownloadTexthtml In that page, we start by including ajaxframeworkjs, the library that includes the postDataDownloadText function:

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