Initial entry processor for a processing satellite
CA 2300668 A1 · Owner: Jue, Reginald · Inventors: Carrozza, Dominic P.; Wright, David A.; Caso, Gregory S.
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An initial Entry processor (40) for use in a processing satellite (12) in a satellite based communications system (10) is provided having a buffer (62) a, detection and timing circuit (64) and an identity circuit (66). The buffer (62) stores, an initial entry burst (54) transmitted from at least one terrestrial terminal (14) to the, processing satellite (12). The detection and timing circuit (64) detects the initial, entry burst (54) and determines a time of arrival of the initial entry burst (54) relative, to an initial entry burst slot (52). The identity circuit (66) determines an identity of, the terrestrial terminal (14) that transmitted the initial entry burst (54) such that the, …
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