Why multi-vendor networks need one management system
Every vendor ships its own management application. Running five of them at once is what actually limits a NOC.
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Practical engineering notes on satellite and wireless networks, written by the people who build them.
Short, practical notes from our engineering team on the decisions that shape a satellite or wireless network: how to manage multi-vendor equipment, which access technology to pay for, how to pick an antenna, how to size an amplifier, and how to keep a station on air through winter.
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MF-TDMA or Dynamic BoD BM-FDMA: what jitter really costs
Two ways to share an inbound carrier. One adds variable delay by design, and that decides which applications work.
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Choosing a satellite antenna: fixed, flyaway, drive-away, COTM or maritime
The right antenna is decided by how the site moves, not by how much gain you would like.
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Sizing a BUC or SSPA without overpaying
Amplifiers are usually bought a size too large. Here is what actually sets the number.
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Keeping an earth station on air in winter
Snow and ice degrade a link long before anyone can see a problem from the ground.
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