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    Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering: Apollo Engineering College, Chennai

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    This document contains a model examination for a course on Electronics and Communication Engineering. It has three parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each on topics like orbital parameters, satellite types, station keeping, modulation, and mobile satellite services. Part B contains 5 long answer questions worth 5 marks each, asking to discuss topics like INTELSAT history, transponder amplifiers, and GPS positioning. Part C contains 2 short questions worth 1 mark each on topics like VSAT systems and INSAT. The exam is worth a total of 100 marks and takes 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete. It tests students' understanding of key concepts in satellite communications.

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    This document contains a model examination for a course on Electronics and Communication Engineering. It has three parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each on topics like orbital parameters, satellite types, station keeping, modulation, and mobile satellite services. Part B contains 5 long answer questions worth 5 marks each, asking to discuss topics like INTELSAT history, transponder amplifiers, and GPS positioning. Part C contains 2 short questions worth 1 mark each on topics like VSAT systems and INSAT. The exam is worth a total of 100 marks and takes 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete. It tests students' understanding of key concepts in satellite communications.

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    This document contains a model examination for a course on Electronics and Communication Engineering. It has three parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each on topics like orbital parameters, satellite types, station keeping, modulation, and mobile satellite services. Part B contains 5 long answer questions worth 5 marks each, asking to discuss topics like INTELSAT history, transponder amplifiers, and GPS positioning. Part C contains 2 short questions worth 1 mark each on topics like VSAT systems and INSAT. The exam is worth a total of 100 marks and takes 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete. It tests students' understanding of key concepts in satellite communications.

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    Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering: Apollo Engineering College, Chennai

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    APOLLO ENGINEERING COLLEGE, CHENNAI

    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING


    ACADEMIC YEAR 2021 – 2022 (EVEN SEMESTER)
    MODEL EXAMINATION
    SUBJECT CODE &NAME: EC8094 & SC DATE:

    YEAR/SEM: IV/VIII MAX MARKS: 100 MARKS DURATION:1.20 MINUTES

    Part A (10 X 2=20 MARKS)


    1. Define orbital parameters
    In order to mention the position of the earth orbiting satellites some parameters are used
    and these are termed as orbital parameters.
    2. What is low earth orbiting satellites?
    Weather satellites have to use of relatively low orbits ranging in altitude between 800
    and 900 km.
    3. Write a short note on spin stabilized satellites?
    In a spin stabilized satellites the body of the satellite of about 30 to 100rpm about the
    axis perpendicular to the orbital plane.
    4. Define station keeping.
    It is the process of maintenance of satellite attitude against different factors that can
    cause drift with time.
    5. What is mean by polarization interleaving?
    In downlink some overlap occurs between channels but these are alternatively polarized
    left hand circular and right hand circular or vertical horizontal to reduce interference to
    acceptable levels.
    6. Write the link power budget equation?
    [LOSSES]=[FSL]+[RFL]+[AML]+[AA]+[PL]
    7. Define TDMA and its advantages?
    Time Division Multiple Access technique only one carrier uses the transponder at any
    one time and therefore inter modulation produces which results from the non-linear
    amplification of multiple carriers are absent.
    8. Write the need for modulation and multiplexing.
    Modulation and multiplexing describe the signal processing techniques for encoding,
    modulating, combining and formatting for transmission in satellite communications.
    9. Mention the different types of satellite mobile services.
    DBS-Direct broadcast satellite
    GPS-Global positioning system
    MSAT- Mobile satellite service
    10. Define GSM.
    GSM originally from groups special mobile is the most popular standard for mobile
    phones in the world.

    Part B (13 X 5 = 85MARKS)

    11. a Discuss briefly the development of INTELSAT starting from the 1960s through the
    present.
    INTELSAT stands for International telecommunication satellite. The organization
    (OR)

    b. explain in detail the geocentric equatorial coordinate system which is based on the
    earth’s equatorial plane.

    12. a Describe briefly the most common type of high-power amplifying device (TWTA)
    used aboard a communication satellite.

    (OR)

    b. draw the block diagram of TT&C and explain each individual blocks.

    13. a Explain the intermodulation noise and saturation flux density.

    (OR)

    b. Draw the block diagram and explain the receive only home TV systems

    14. a explain what the abbreviation SCPC stands for. Explain in detail the operation of
    a preassigned SCPC network.

    (OR)

    b. Explain what is mean by multiple access in relation to a satellite communication


    networks.
    15. a Explain in detail about GPS position location.
    (OR)
    b. Explain about DBS services.

    Part C (15 X 1 = 15 MARKS)

    16 a. Explain in detail about VSAT


    (OR)

    b. Explain about INSAT system.

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