A multiple access technique for centralized multiple satellite networking with on-board processing in the central node

IEEE INFOCOM '88,Seventh Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communcations Societies. Networks: Evolution or Revolution? Pub Date : 1988-03-27 DOI:10.1109/INFCOM.1988.13018

M. Sharifi, M. Arozullah

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The authors defines multiple-access method suitable for a centralized multiple satellite network, with onboard processing in the central node. This multiple-access method (CDMA/Aloha/BFN) is a combination of code-division multiple-access (CDMA), random multiple access (RMA) or Aloha, and a set of electronic beam forming networks (BFN). CDMA/Aloha/BFN multiple access maintains the advantages of CDMA and RMA techniques and avoids their disadvantages by using some processing on board the central satellite stations. The major characteristics of this method are: no need for network synchronization resistance to jamming, efficient use of the available system power and bandwidth, low equipment complexity, low mutual interference, ability to operate in systems supporting highly dynamic users, and good delay-throughput performance. The theory of operation of the CDMA/Aloha/BFN multiple-access technique is described and its performance is analyzed.<>

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一种在中心节点进行星上处理的集中式多卫星网络的多址接入技术

提出了一种适用于集中式多卫星网络的多址接入方法，在中心节点进行星载处理。这种多址方式(CDMA/Aloha/BFN)是码分多址(CDMA)、随机多址(RMA)或Aloha与一组电子束形成网络(BFN)的组合。CDMA/Aloha/BFN多址既保留了CDMA和RMA技术的优点，又通过在中心卫星站进行一些处理，避免了它们的缺点。该方法的主要特点是:不需要网络同步，抗干扰，有效利用系统可用功率和带宽，设备复杂性低，相互干扰小，能够在支持高动态用户的系统中运行，具有良好的延迟吞吐量性能。介绍了CDMA/Aloha/BFN多址技术的工作原理，并对其性能进行了分析。

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