NASA NTRS · 19830013962
Spacecraft radio frequency subsystem
Abstract
The historical background for the development of the planetary (RFS) is reviewed, and the performance capabilities of the various functional subassemblies are described. The flight radio frequency subsystem is a valid component for the three spacecraft telecommunications functions of tracking, command, and telemetry. It is the radio and the signal processing equipment residing in the spacecraft that interfaces with the control & data subsystem and performs two-way communications with the Earth-based Deep Space Network. The RFS consists of all the elements for RF reception, demodulation, modulation, and transmission, including those for command detection and telemetry modulation.
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Tam, M. K., Winn, C. F.. 1982-07-01. Spacecraft radio frequency subsystem. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830013962
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