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Interference analysis of border area technology: HAPS and GEO satellite in EXT-C band

Iskandar Iskandar, A. Manaor

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Abstract

This paper addresses the analysis of the interference produced between the HAPS system in Australia territory and FSS system in Indonesia system. Simulations performed for four different scenarios which possible happen. The interference analysis result are given for C/I, I/N and Interference power density. Scenarios in this paper are downlink from HAPS system interference uplink FSS system, uplink from HAPS system interference uplink from FSS system, uplink FSS system interference uplink HAPS system, and uplink FSS system interference downlink HAPS system. The results from all scenarios prove HAPS system will not interference FSS system vice viersa.

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This paper addresses the analysis of the interference produced between the HAPS system in Australia territory and FSS system in Indonesia system. Simulations performed for four different scenarios which possible happen. The interference analysis result are given for C/I, I/N and Interference power density. Scenarios in this paper are downlink from HAPS system interference uplink FSS system, uplink from HAPS system interference uplink from FSS system, uplink FSS system interference uplink HAPS system, and uplink FSS system interference downlink HAPS system. The results from all scenarios prove HAPS system will not interference FSS system vice viersa.

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This paper addresses the analysis of the interference produced between the HAPS system in Australia territory and FSS system in Indonesia system. Simulations performed for four different scenarios which possible happen. The interference analysis result are given for C/I, I/N and Interference power density. Scenarios in this paper are downlink from HAPS system interference uplink FSS system, uplink from HAPS system interference uplink from FSS system, uplink FSS system interference uplink HAPS system, and uplink FSS system interference downlink HAPS system. The results from all scenarios prove HAPS system will not interference FSS system vice viersa.

Key concepts: Telecommunications link, Interference (communication), Computer science, Single antenna interference cancellation, Telecommunications, Electronic engineering, Engineering, Detector

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