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Space Communications and Networks 6.976/16.399 (H-level)

 

Summary

 

This course introduces applications, technologies, architecture concepts and analytical methodologies of space communications and networks. Topics include: satcom systems overview, services and service abstractions, RF communications subsystems, laser crosslinks, networking and design examples.

 

 

Topics

 

1.      Overview and applications of satellite communications and networks

2.      High level architecture concepts

3.      Space communication technology

4.      Space Networks

5.      Design examples

 

Prerequisites: linear system theory, probability, and an introductory communication theory course such as 6.450, 16.36 or equivalent.