NASA NTRS ยท 19920004149
Investigation of Bandwidth-Efficient Coding and Modulation Techniques
Abstract
The necessary technology was studied to improve the bandwidth efficiency of the space-to-ground communications network using the current capabilities of that network as a baseline. The study was aimed at making space payloads, for example the Hubble Space Telescope, more capable without the need to completely redesign the link. Particular emphasis was placed on the following concepts: (1) what the requirements are which are necessary to convert an existing standard 4-ary phase shift keying communications link to one that can support, as a minimum, 8-ary phase shift keying with error corrections applied; and (2) to determine the feasibility of using the existing equipment configurations with additional signal processing equipment to realize the higher order modulation and coding schemes.
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Osborne, William P.. 1992-01-01. Investigation of Bandwidth-Efficient Coding and Modulation Techniques. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920004149
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