The Jet Propulsion Laboratory is exploring the potential and feasibility of a personal access satellite system (PASS) that will offer the user greater freedom and mobility than existing or currently planned communications systems. Studies performed in prior years resulted in a strawman design and the identification of technologies that are critical to the successful implementation of PASS. The study efforts in FY-89 were directed towards alternative design options with the objective of either improving the system performance or alleviating the constraints on the user terminal. The various design options and system issues studied this year and the results of the study are presented.
Personal Access Satellite System (PASS) study. Fiscal year 1989 results
1990-09-01
Miscellaneous
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FAA Air Traffic Activity: Fiscal Year 1989
NTIS | 1989
A 20/30 GHz personal access satellite system study
NTRS | 1988
|A 20/30 GHz personal access satellite system study
Automotive engineering | 1988
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