ITU-R M 1183-1995 Permissible Levels of Interference in a Digital Channel of a Geostationary Network in Mobile-Satellite Service in 1-3 GHz Caused by Other Networks of This Service.pdf

1、Rec. ITU-R M.1183 17 PART 5C - EFFiCJENT USE OF THE RADIO SPECTRUM CHARACTERISTICS AND SHARING OF FREQUENCY RESOURCES RECOMMENDATION ITU-R M. 1 183* PERMISSIBLE LEVELS OF INTERFERENCE IN A DIGITAL CHANNEL OF A GEOSTATIONARY NETWORK IN MOBILE-SATELLITE SERVICE IN 1-3 GHz CAUSED BY OTHER NETWORKS OF T

2、HIS SERVICE AND FJXED-SATELLITE SERVICE (Question ITU-R 8318) (1995) Summary This Recommendation indicates the permissible levels of interference to a mobile-satellite service (MSS) network from other MSS and fixed-satellite service (FSS) networks. The recommended single entry and aggregate interfer

3、ence levels are expressed by the ratios of interference power level to total noise power level. The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly, considering that interference between networks of the MSS and between those of the MSS and FSS degrades the bit-error a) ratio (BER) performance relative to its value

4、in the absence of such interference; b) different networks of MSS and FSS, should be such as to give a reasonable orbit utilization efficiency; c) that the overall performance of a mobile-satellite network should essentially be under the control of the system operator; d) that criteria for permissib

5、le levels of interference are needed to guide designers and operators of mobile- satellite systems as to the amount of degradation in performance to be accepted as a result of interference from other systems; e) that a mobile-satellite system can utilize a wide variety of channels to fulfil various

6、communication needs of aircraft, ship or land mobile earth station users, and that the performance characteristics associated with these channels may differ; f) that it is desirable that the increase in BER due to interference from other satellite networks should be a controlled fraction of the tota

7、l BER as set out in relevant ITU-R Recommendations on performance objectives of different types of mobile-satellite networks; 8) that because of the small mobile earth station antennas used in the MSS the angle dependent reduction of interference entries may not be significant; h) that any significa

8、nt discrimination between mobile-satellite systems would come from the use of satellite spot beam antennas; j) that mobile-satellite systems are designed to take into account various propagation environments such as multipath fading, shadowing and blocking; k) that the level of worst case interferen

9、ce from other mobile-satellite systems would correspond to the unfaded condition of the interfering carrier: 1) that the MSS, usually, utilizes the bands allocated to the FSS for its feeder links, that it is desirable that the allowable degradation in the BER in networks in the MSS caused by transmi

10、tters of COPYRIGHT International Telecommunications Union/ITU RadiocommunicationsLicensed by Information Handling Services18 Rec. ITU-R M.1183 recommends 1 that the networks in the MSS operating in the frequency bands between 1-3 GHz, and using geostationary satellites, be designed and operated in s

11、uch a manner that the total interference power level in a digital channel, caused by the earth station and space station transmitters of all other MSS and FSS geostationary-satellite networks should conform to the following limits: 1.1 in frequency bands in which the MSS network does not practise fr

12、equency re-use, the interference power level should not exceed, for more than (100 - X)% of any month, 24% of the total noise power at the input to the demodulator which would give rise to the desired performance (see Note i); 1.2 in frequency bands in which the MSS network practises frequency re-us

13、e, the interference power level should not exceed, for more than (100 - X)% of any month, 20% of the total noise power at the input to the demodulator that would give rise to the desired performance (see Note i): 2 that the maximum level of interference power in any such digital channel caused by th

14、e transmitters of another mobile-satellite network or fixed-satellite network, should not exceed for more than (100 - X)% of any month, 6% of the total noise power at the input to the demodulator which would give rise to the desired performance objectives (see Note 1); 3 that the following Notes sho

15、uld be regarded as part of this Recommendation: NOTE 1 - X is the percentage time availability, for different types of MSS services, as defined under the relevant ITU-R Recommendation on performance objectives; NOTE 2 - The values specified in 8 1 and 2 apply to simple frequency changing transponder

16、s. Further study is needed for the case of regenerative transponders. For the calculation of the interference levels for comparison with those in Q 1 it should be assumed that the total noise power at the input to the demodulator is of thermal nature. NOTE 3 - It is assumed in this Recommendation th

17、at interference from other networks is of a continuous nature. Further study is required with respect to cases where interference is not of a continuous nature. NOTE 4 -In some cases it may be necessary to adopt a different single entry interference value, either higher or lower than the one indicat

18、ed in Q 2 above, but any interference noise power in excess of the value recommended in 2 should be disregarded in calculating whether the total value recommended in 8 1 is exceeded. NOTE 5 -Taking account of possible increase in the re-uses of the limited service-link spectrum and a consequent incr

19、ease in the number of interference entries there is a need for an urgent further study on the relationship between the total and single entry interference values quoted in Q 1 and 2 above. NOTE 6 -In cases where interference is caused by transmitters using code division multiple access techniques th

20、e interference, referred to in Q 2 above, is the composite interference from all transmissions having overlapping spectra in that network. NOTE 7 - If found feasible and, in the interest of overall spectrum utilization efficiency, the administrations may adopt values higher than those quoted in Q 1

21、for the total interference level. NOTE 8 - The maximum level of interference noise power should be calculated on the basis of the reference antenna radiation pattern for the applicable type of receiving mobile earth station (if available), except when the actual antenna radiation pattern is known an

22、d gives lower interference noise power value, in which case the actual antenna radiation pattern should be used. However, this requires further study. ITU-R RECHNUM. 1183 95 m 4855212 0526005 T7T = COPYRIGHT International Telecommunications Union/ITU RadiocommunicationsLicensed by Information Handling Services