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Abstract:
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A Brazilian ground station network, DATASAT, utilizes Automatic Directional Antennas (ADA) for satellite communication. This research explores noise elimination within the ADA framework, focusing on Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW), helical, and cavity filters. By comparing signal-to-noise ratios with and without filters, the aim is to optimize ADA performance for reliable data transmission. This is crucial in today's environment with an increasingly crowded satellite population. Effective noise reduction improves communication efficiency, benefiting both DATASAT and the broader satellite operations community. |
