NASA NTRS · 20130009347
Replacing the CCSDS Telecommand Protocol with Next Generation Uplink
Abstract
Better performing Forward Error Correction on the forward link along with adequate power in the data open an uplink operations trade space that enable missions to: Command to greater distances in deep space (increased uplink margin) Increase the size of the payload data (latency may be a factor) Provides space for the security header/trailer of the CCSDS Space Data Link Security Protocol Note: These higher rates could be used for relief of emergency communication margins/rates and not limited to improving top-end rate performance. A higher performance uplink could also reduce the requirements on flight emergency antenna size and/or the performance required from ground stations. Use of a selective repeat ARQ protocol may increase the uplink design requirements but the resultant development is deemed acceptable, due the factor of 4 to 8 potential increase in uplink data rate.
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Kazz, Greg, Burleigh, Scott, Greenberg, Ed. 2012-06-13. Replacing the CCSDS Telecommand Protocol with Next Generation Uplink. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20130009347
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