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Integrated RF Payload and Optical Comm Design for Hybrid Satellites Fundamentals
"Integrated RF Payload and Optical Comm Design for Hybrid Satellites Fundamentals" introduces joint RF and optical payload design strategies for high-bandwidth, secure communication. Participants examine hybrid link challenges and how to mitigate threats like signal interference, interception, and payload targeting. Cybersecurity principles are applied to signal integrity, optical encryption, and data transmission reliability, vital for future low-earth orbit satellite constellations.
Course Overview
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the principles of integrated RF payload and optical communication design for hybrid satellites.
- Learn about the advantages and challenges of combining RF and optical communication in space.
- Explore the design considerations for hybrid satellite communication systems.
- Analyze the performance characteristics of integrated RF and optical payloads.
- The integration of RF and optical payloads requires careful security considerations to prevent cross-domain vulnerabilities and maintain overall cybersecurity.
Framework Connections
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