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Self interference by rain scattering in satellite radio links

C. Capsoni, M. Mauri, A. Paraboni

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Scattering by rain at millimetre wavelengths may cause disturbance on the same link which uses the incident wave as an information carrier. A numerical evaluation of this disturbance is performed and its dependence on frequency, rain rate, rain depth and antenna gain is presented.

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Scattering by rain at millimetre wavelengths may cause disturbance on the same link which uses the incident wave as an information carrier. A numerical evaluation of this disturbance is performed and its dependence on frequency, rain rate, rain depth and antenna gain is presented.

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Scattering by rain at millimetre wavelengths may cause disturbance on the same link which uses the incident wave as an information carrier. A numerical evaluation of this disturbance is performed and its dependence on frequency, rain rate, rain depth and antenna gain is presented.

Key concepts: Scattering, Interference (communication), Antenna (radio), Rain rate, Satellite, Wavelength, Disturbance (geology), Communications satellite

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