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R&S®GSASLP SATELLITE LINK PLANNER R&S®GSACSM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM MONITORING

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R&S®GSASLP SATELLITE LINK PLANNER

Link budget calculation and optimizationR&S®Satellite Link Planner helps engineers to simulate and model the impact of dedicated transponder distortions on SATCOM carriers. In this respect the impact of dedicated signal distortions on mission planning or payload design can be quantified in terms of carrier-to-noise ratio loss or capacity degradations. R&S®Satellite Link Planner link bud-get calculations are based on a set of internationally rec-ognized methods (ITU recommendations) which are often required.

Satellite network planning and optimizationSystems using R&S®Satellite Link Planner are capable to model ground stations with their specific parameters e.g. the transmitting and receiving antenna gain, the maximum

effective isotropic radiated power (EIRP) or the output power. Additionally users can model the space segment as well by managing available satellites, transponders and their footprints. R&S®Satellite Link Planner uses a wide data base for satellites and footprints to simplify the work for the user.

Route planning and satellite payload optimizationR&S®Satellite Link Planner helps users planning mo-bile SATCOM scenarios by managing route navigations. Based on the given route and data rate requirements, R&S®Satellite Link Planner searches for the best pos-sible transponders by following criteria e.g. the data rate requirements, the coverage of the transponder beams which should provide coverage over the entire route or the SATCOM band of interest (C, X, Ku, Ka band etc.).

R&S®Satellite Link Planner is a SATCOM analysis and optimization software solution, covering all aspects of modern satellite communications. R&S®Satellite Link Planner perfectly supports major parts of the SATCOM value chain such as satellite system design, transmission planning and transponder usage optimization. R&S®Satellite Link Planner accurately models weather conditions, atmosphere effects and covers all RF transmission impairments of transparent payloads among all SATCOM bands of interest (C, X, Ku, Ka band etc.). Major signal degradations due to intermodulation, power robbing are accurately modeled and verified against vendor data and in orbit test campaigns.

Key facts ► Link budget analysis of complex multi-carrier scenarios ► Modelling of transponder RF impairments (intermodulation, power robbing, gain compression)

► Link budgets and transponder optimization to minimize power/bandwidth consumption of SATCOM scenarios

► Ground station equipment and antenna management ► Antenna footprint visualization ► Satellite beacon reception analysis ► Impairment calculation due to adjacent satellite interference (ASI)

► Impairment calculation due to ITU weather recommendations

► Route planning and optimization for mobile VSAT terminals, SOTM (SATCOM on the move) or UAV operations

► Attenuation coverage analysis ► Carrier planning over time and frequency ► Adaptive graphical user interface & tailored special purpose solutions

► Data Import/Export, Geo-Positioning and satellite footprint visualization

► Wide SATCOM modem database (SCPC, meshed, DTH, military CDMA/DSSS)

Features and benefitsCarrier scenario management

► Managing, analyzing and optimizing carrier scenarios ► page 4

Ground station management ► Modeling modems, ground stations and analyzing their antennas

► page 6

Space segment management ► Modeling satellites, visualizing their footprint beams and analyzing attenuation coverage

► page 7

Route management ► Modeling communication routes and checking necessary equipment

► page 10

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R&S®GSACSM COMMUNICATION SYSTEM MONITORING

Remote spectrum monitoringR&S®GSACSM provides an interface for communicating with remote spectrum analyzers via remote connections; users can access their devices from all over the world. R&S®GSACSM supports monitoring of signals for one device at a time and for many different devices at once. R&S®GSACSM also handles different users monitoring the same device. Both a standalone application and a server/client solution are available.

Satellite transponder monitoringR&S®GSACSM autonomously scans transponder signals and identifies carriers, e.g. DVB-S, DVB-S2 and DVB-CID. Scanning and evaluating signals continuously makes it

possible to detect wanted carriers with detailed informa-tion such as baud rate, modulation scheme, FEC rate, C/N and carrier frequency offset. It is also possible to track and identify unwanted services.

Carrier-in-carrier (CiC) detectionSystems using R&S®GSACSM can perform Carrier-in-carrier detection tasks, which are a major feature in mod-ern VSAT systems. Tasks such as paired carrier multiple access (PCMA) detection and signal identification and under-carrier signal analysis can be executed to find un-wanted interferers in such systems. The R&S®GSACSM integrates and extends the R&S®GSA1xxx VSAT intercept solution by remotely providing analysis functions.

R&S®GSACSM communication system monitoring is a SATMON software solution for remote spectrum monitoring and signal analysis. R&S®GSACSM comes with classic spectrum analyzer functions, trapping systems, and advanced signal detection and identification algorithms. The modern, adaptive GUI makes it easy to implement use cases e.g. interference identification or SatCom transponder analysis.

Key facts ► Multichannel power measurement, history logging and alarm trapping

► Classic software-based spectrum analyzer functions ► Adaptive graphical user interface and tailored special purpose solutions

► Autonomous detection and identification of terrestrial and satellite signals (e.g. GSM, DECT, DVB-S, DVB-S2)

► Autonomous detection and identification of paired-carrier multiple access (PCMA) and time-division multiple access (TDMA) signals

► Autonomous detection and identification of under-carrier signals

► Autonomous detection and identification of DVB carrier identification (DVB-CID) signals

► Simultaneous operations on multiple remote spectrum analyzers

► Remote spectrum monitoring over narrowband low latency connections

Features and benefitsCarrier-in-Carrier (CiC) detection

► Identification of underlying signal sources by using carrier-in-carrier detection

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Autonomous spectrum scanning ► Autonomous spectrum scanning and carrier identification for satellite transponder monitoring

► Autonomous, continuous spectrum scanning and carrier detection and demodulation for DVB-CID signals

► page 12

Easy implementation of complex use cases ► page 14

Spectrum measurement tasks for interpreting signals precisely ► page 16

Power monitoring, recording, replay, import and export ► page 18

Distributed network structure ► page 20

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CARRIER SCENARIO MANAGEMENTAnalyzing complex multi-carrier satellite link budget scenarios easily

► Link budget calculations based on ITU weather recommendations

► Link budget calculations based on adjacent satellite interference (ASI) and intermodulation

► Link budget calculations based on satellite bands e.g. X, C, Ka and Ku

► PEB evaluation (power and bandwidth consumption) ► Earth station EIRP evaluation ► Total carrier availability calculation ► Intermodulation power density analysis ► Link margin calculations ► Spread spectrum link analysis ► Maximum acceptable pointing error analysis ► CDMA link analysis (evaluating interference towards other non-CDMA carriers as well)

► Following frequency coordination limits based on ITU radio communication

► Modeling multi-carrier scenarios being analyzed ► Clear visualization of the results with well-presented charts

Well-presented detailed carrier analysis results

Systems using R&S®Satellite Link Planner are able to cal-culate link budgets for a wide range of satellite scenario use cases by including ITU weather recommendations (see also page 22) e.g. rain rate, gas attenuation or surface temperature. The table shows the entire propagation im-pairments used by R&S®Satellite Link Planner which en-ables users to cover major atmospheric influences.


Additionally R&S®Satellite Link Planner covers ASI and intermodulation occurring in downlink and uplink com-munications. On the one hand ground stations can receive significant signal power levels from other satellites. On the other hand adjacent satellite can receive and broad-cast heavy uplink signals from ground stations. Both types of disruption are included in the link budget calculations helping users to consider all possibilities which can occur through a transmission in satellite bands of interest.

Besides SATCOM channel impairments R&S®Satellite Link Planner uses frequency coordination limits defined for sce-nario optimization.

The screenshot on page 4 shows an analyzed multi-carrier scenario with its carrier-to-noise ratio results in well-pre-sented charts and diagrams containing calculations for the described impairments.

A detailed link budget analysis overview function is avail-able as well as shown in screenshot on page 4. Here the carrier-wise bandwidth and power consumption (PEB) is detailed presented.

Systems using R&S®Satellite Link Planner uses these link budget calculations to verify multi-carrier scenarios being managed by the user as shown in the screenshot below. Users can easily generate their own multi-carrier scenarios with all necessary parameters that way.

Managing multi-carrier scenarios

Optimizing complex multi-carrier satellite link budget scenarios easily

► PEB minimization due to EIRP adjustments of the individual carriers

► Throughput maximization towards desired link availability requirements (considering weather and atmospheric losses)

► Satellite beam EIRP optimization ► Symbol rate and MODCOD optimization of individual carriers

► Constraining of usable TWTA power and bandwidth ► Minimizing transponder resources (power, bandwidth) for a given scenario.

► Performing route (way point) optimization ► Performing equipment (dish size) optimizations

R&S®Satellite Link Planner multi-carrier scenario optimiza-tion provides a complete transponder allocation plan in-cluding ground segment parameters, modulation/coding schemes per carrier and the space segment gain setting. Multiple operational criteria are used to perform scenario optimization e.g. required BER, required link availability or frequency coordination limits. Though, users can easily op-timize the previously generated results from the analysis process. Afterwards users can take the results to setup the carrier configuration in real test scenarios.

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Modeling ground stations, modems and antenna radiation patterns

► Managing ground stations with their parameters and geographic locations

► Calculating the losses due to a pointing error entered in degrees or simply by means of an dB antenna gain loss

► Calculating the impact of a rotation of the antenna reflector with respect to the GEO plane on the effective antenna gain and discrimination

► Calculating and visualizing of ASI and interference limits based on frequency regulation limits

GROUND STATION MANAGEMENT

Antenna diagram modeling and interference analysis

Systems using R&S®Satellite Link Planner can add and modify ground station types, geographic locations and modem types which give users the ability to create a wide variety of ground stations being used for multi-carrier sce-nario analysis. SLP users can simply visualize the antenna gain results in the sidelobes and take this result to the corresponding EIRP limit based on frequency regulation limits.


SPACE SEGMENT MANAGEMENTParameterizing satellite objects for individual use cases

► Visualizing geographical information of satellite coverage

► Creating and populating satellite objects

FIG 1: Antenna footprint visualization

Geographical information is one of the most important as-pects in SATCOM link planning and optimization. It cov-ers coverage information of satellite antennas as well as ephemerides data and geo-location data of earth stations. Systems using R&S®Satellite Link Planner can visualize lo-cations and antenna footprints as shown in FIG 1 which gives a neat overview of all available footprints for the user.

The user will also have the capability of creating and pop-ulating its own personal satellite objects, which shall be saved using persistent services.

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Modeling and simulating transponders ► Import IBO/OBO curve by means of text files ► Automatic calculation of multi-carrier IBO/OBO curve ► Using and visualizing typical IBO/OBO curves for linearized and non-linearized tubes

► Assigning a desired IBO/OBO value pair to the transponder

► Calculating the IBO/OBO directly out of a given scenario (see screenshot)

► Linear distortions due to filter gain/group delay slope ► Intermodulation effects

Footprint visualization and rain attenuation visualization

IBO/OBO charts and gain vs. IBO charts for a non-linearized TWTA in single carrier and multi-carrier operation mode


From the IBO/OBO charts R&S®Satellite Link Planner de-rives the TWTA gain for both operation modes (right) where the gain-loss in the multi carrier mode becomes vis-ible. If no dedicated curve is available, R&S®Satellite Link Planner provides typical curves for linearized and non-lin-earized TWTAs. The user can also simply assign a desired IBO/OBO pair for any transponder if required.

Performing and visualizing satellite coverage analysis ► Analyzing impairment coverage e.g. for rain based on a given antenna footprint

► Visualizing coverage results clearly to the user

Coverage analysis can be performed as depicted in the screenshot on page 8. Here, the rain attenuation is dis-played by means of a color code which is overlaid over the footprint, taking input parameters such as (signal frequen-cy, desired link availability, footprint file etc.).

Equipment and transponder optimization

Optimizing satellite and transponder equipment ► Checking uplink and downlink data rate ► Checking modem types used ► Checking anchor station and remote station (e.g. a VSAT terminal)

► Checking used bands (e.g. C, X, Ku, Ka)

R&S®Satellite Link Planner equipment optimization pro-vides the best suited satellite equipment and transponder to meet a given user data rate requirement as given in the screenshot below. Users can define the required PEB con-sumption if a dedicated transponder is used. Thus all tran-sponders which are proposed by the optimization func-tions are checked to ensure full coverage of the uplink and downlink footprints. Antenna size, modem type and BUC power of remote equipment can be defined as well and will be taken for the equipment check. Finally a bandwidth and power optimized setting is proposed by R&S®Satellite Link Planner.

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Planning and optimizing navigation routes ► Checking uplink and downlink data rate ► Checking modem types used ► Checking anchor station and remote station (e.g. a VSAT terminal)

► Checking used bands (e.g. C, X, Ku, Ka)

ROUTE MANAGEMENT

SATCOM route planning and optimization, preparations before optimization run

R&S®Satellite Link Planner route planning and optimization allows users to find the best suited transponder and car-rier settings for a given geographical route. The screenshot shows this feature where a (SATCOM on the move) SOTM route through Afghanistan is assigned. Routes can be eas-ily configured manually through the GUI.


Identifying of underlying signal sources via carrier-in-carrier detectionPCMA detection and signal identificationSystems using R&S®GSACSM are able to detect and identify paired carrier multiple access signals. The R&S®GSA1400/20 CiC separator detects, identifies, processes and receives PCMA signals.

CARRIER-IN-CARRIER DETECTION

Under-carrier detection and identification

Identification of suspicious interferers using under-carrier detectionThe R&S®GSA1400/10 CiC separator’s under-carrier detec-tion feature can be used to detect and identify unwanted asymmetric signal sources beneath a useful signal. The re-modulated signals and all necessary signal parameters are clearly presented, making it easy to correctly interpret the measurement results.

This is an essential feature of the R&S®GSA1xxx VSAT in-tercept solution. It makes it possible to intercept signals transmitted using paired carrier multiple access technol-ogy or asymmetric carrier-in-carrier in a duplex link.

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AUTONOMOUS SPECTRUM SCANNINGAutonomous spectrum scanning and carrier identification for satellite transponder monitoringClear visualization of constellation diagrams and signal parameters per carrierThe R&S®GSACSM classification feature enables systems to autonomously scan spectrum signals and identify car-riers. Carriers are visualized in color-coded charts and in lists. The chart and list elements make it easy to identify each carrier. The sniper tool lets users add new areas to select a specific carrier for further processing.

Detection/classification features Supported standardsSatCom VSAT, SCPC standards, CID

Carrier-in-Carrier double-talk and others

Terrestrial GSM, etc.

ModulationM-QAM, M-DPSK, M-FSK, OFDM, DSSS, CDMA

DVB-CID Carrier ID

Signal detection and identification

Huge variety of standards and types of modulation can be identified (DVB-S, DVB-S2, IESS, GSM, etc.)All collected signal parameters and the constellation dia-gram are displayed so that the user sees all necessary de-tails at a glance. Since users may not be able to determine the actual signal class, the table clearly shows the detec-tion and classification features.


Clear visualization of CID parameters (global unique ID, GPS coordinates, etc.)Systems using R&S®GSACSM can handle CID signals, i.e. they will be detected and then demodulated. The CID-specific “global unique ID”, the GPS coordinates and the telephone number are extracted. The global unique ID al-lows customers to identify their satellite signal precisely.

DVB carrier identification detection and demodulation

Manufacturer (SCPC) DescriptionCOMTECH LDPC 2/3

LDPC 3/4

VersaFEC 0.642L

VersaFEC 0.789L

VersaFEC 0.803

IDirect TPC 0.793 Infinity

Radyne TPC 3/4 VSAT defacto

- (unknown) TPC 3/4

- (unknown) TPC 7/8

- (unknown) TPC 7/8 VSAT defacto

CSM list supported SCPC

Autonomous, continuous spectrum scanning and carrier detection and demodulation for DVB-CID signalsAutonomous detection and identification of CIDs for SatCom signalsModern satellite communications has to deal with a lot of signal interference that needs to be efficiently avoided. The Digital Video Broadcasting organization specified a carrier ID (CID) that identifies the host carrier, effectively reducing interference between satellite signals, e.g. DVB-S2.

Manufacturer (TDMA) Description

VIASATLINKWAY, LINKWAY2, SURFBEAM, SKYLINXDDS

NORTELDASA-SKYWAN (IDU 200, 3000, 5000)DASA-SKYWAN (IDU 7000)

POLARSATVSATPLUS IIVSATPLUS III

NERA SATLINK

GILATSKYBLASTER, FARAWAY, SKYEDGE,SKYEDGE II, DIALAWAY, SKYSTARVARIANT

HUGHES DIRECWAY (IPoS), PE5

SHIRON INTERSKY

COMTECH SKYWARE

SATNET ADVANTECH/EMS

TAYCHON NETWORK SYSTEMS

TAYCHON

NECNEXTAR48 (IC), NEXTAR4A (OC), NEXTAR Bandwidth On Demand, NEXTARV0

CSM list supported TDMA

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EASY IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPLEX USE CASESClear views of spectrum displays and measurement resultsThe R&S®GSACSM has a modern style similar to other common applications. This makes it easy to use; even new users can obtain meaningful results.

Signal markers provide quick, smart overview of signal parametersPower values can be shown by adding markers to the chart as shown in the screenshot below.

Easy instrument alignment


Clear views of measurement results and signal parameters

Multi-device monitoring with docking manager functionThe R&S®GSACSM allows simultaneous monitoring of multiple devices. Parallel monitoring is shown in the screenshot on the left, where two devices are displayed side by side. This makes it easy to see the uplink and downlink signal at the same time.

Multi-user monitoringSystems using R&S®GSACSM allow multiple users to con- nect to a single device at the same time. To avoid race conditions, device settings can only be changed by the first user connected to the device. A second user can only view the measurement results.

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Spectrogram for identifying signal parts by in color-coded waterfall chartsSystems using R&S®GSACSM are able to monitor the power spectral density of any spectrum analyzer input sig-nal. This helps to identify potential unwanted signal sourc-es. The spectrogram feature illustrates this with 2D and 3D waterfall charts.

Spectrum density for identifying sporadic signal partsThe spectrum density measurement feature monitors time-varying and superimposed signals by capturing and ana-lyzing continuous spectrums over time. Rare or super-im-posed events that cannot be detected using the ordinary spectrum analyzer functions can be visualized in a spec-trum density chart.

SPECTRUM MEASUREMENT TASKS FOR INTERPRETING SIGNALS PRECISELY

2D and 3D spectrogram

Alarm trapping helps identify suspicious signals automaticallyThe R&S®GSACSM is capable of setting alarm thresholds to inform users when unwanted signals occur. Users can define spectrum signal masks to ensure that every suspi-cious carrier is immediately identified.


Alarm trapping with signal masks

Spectrum density view

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Easily record and replay spectrum signalsSystems using R&S®GSACSM can record, replay and exchange measurements to view and process records offline.

Quickly import and export records to and from R&S®GSACSMTo make it easier to share records, records can be export-ed and imported so that users can easily analyze each oth-er’s measurements.

Offline signal processing with the file device featureRecords can be replayed for offline analysis.

POWER MONITORING, RECORDING, REPLAY, IMPORT AND EXPORT

Power monitoring with service tables

Easy power monitoring via multichannel service tablesSystems using R&S®GSACSM monitor RF power by using multichannel service tables. This feature helps users who are unfamiliar with spectrum signals. The service table bar chart also helps visualize the RF power in a certain band.

Easy power monitoring over a certain amount of timeAnother way to support power measurement tasks is to use the R&S®GSACSM power monitoring feature. It can be used to monitor the RF power of various subbands in par-allel over a defined amount of time. Users can easily add new power subbands, which will be displayed in the spec-trum chart. For each power subband, a new power time chart will be generated displaying the overall RF power in a certain interval.


Replay of a previously recorded measurement

Power monitoring over a defined amount of time

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Scalable client/server architectureIn a scalable client/server architecture, R&S®GSACSM allows remote spectrum analysis in distributed systems. Operators can manage their instruments (RF components, e.g. R&S®NRQ6) in different locations.

DISTRIBUTED NETWORK STRUCTURE

1. Standalone 3. Shared sensorinstruments, multi-user

2. Shared sensor instruments, single-user

CSM user CSM user

CSM server

R&S®NRQ6power sensor

R&S®GSACSM GUI R&S®GSACSM GUI

Site 1 Site 2

Site 3




R&S®GSACSM GUI

R&S®GSACSM GUI

CSM server CSM serverR&S®FSW signal andspectrum analyzer

R&S®TSME drivetest scanner

R&S®FPS signal andspectrum analyzer

R&S®GSACSM GUI

Simultaneously managing different receivers and analyzersR&S®GSACSM supports the following Rohde & Schwarz sensor instruments:

► R&S®TSME6 ultracompact drive test scanner ► R&S®FSW signal and spectrum analyzer ► R&S®FPS signal and spectrum analyzer ► R&S®FSV and R&S®FSVA signal and spectrum analyzer ► R&S®FPL spectrum analyzer ► R&S®FPL spectrum analyzer ► R&S®ESMD wideband monitoring receive ► R&S®ESME wideband monitoring receiver ► R&S®NRQ6 frequency selective power sensor ► R&S®MSR200 dual satellite receiver

Examples of standalone and clientserver scenarios


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Sensor

User Data storage

Near Far

Sensor

Server

Data storage

Server

Remote spectrum monitoring over narrowband links and long latency linksThe R&S®GSACSM executes remote spectrum monitoring tasks even over narrowband and low latency connections such as satellite links, ensuring data communications be-tween servers and sensors (see figure below).

TCP/IP ACCELERATION MIDDLEWARE

Communication over narrowband and low latency connections

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SPECIFICATIONSCommon specificationsCPU and operating system x86 CPU, Windows 7 or newer

.Net Framework required .Net Framework version 4.5

Min. HDD space required for installation 500 Mbyte

RAM required min. 1 Gbyte, 2 Gbyte recommended

Sensor interfaces supported LAN/WLAN connection, USB port optional

R&S®GSASLP specificationsApplication domains SATCOM transponder modeling and carrier link budget analysis

SATCOM operations, definition of modulation and coding

SATCOM transponder optimization

Required impairment ITU recommendationRain rate calculation ITU-R Rec. P 837-6

Rainfall height calculation ITU-R Rec. P 839-3

Specific attenuation due to rain calculation ITU-R Rec. P 838-3

Rain attenuation, frequency scaling, scintillation ITU-R Rec. P 618-10

Gas attenuation calculation ITU-R P Rec. 676-9 and Rec. P 836-4

Cloud attenuation calculation ITU-R Rec. P 840-4

Surface temperature calculation ITU-R Rec. P 1510

Earth station height above sea level ITU-R Rec. P 1511

R&S®GSACSM specificationsSpectrum mode live measurement with spectrum analyzers

Spectrogram mode 2D and 3D waterfall spectrum analysis

Spectrum density mode spectrum frequency occurrence analysis

Mask mode alarm trapping with email notification

Classification mode basic detection and identification of terrestrial, satellite, TDMA and PCMA signals

Under-carrier detection mode advanced signal analysis for underlying interfering signals

Satellite mode continuous scanning, identifying and alarm trapping for satellite signals

DVB-CID continuous scanning for DVB-CID signals

Scope mode I/Q data display

Multichannel power mode power monitoring via service tables

Power monitoring mode power monitoring in a specific frequency band over a certain time

Recording record, replay, export and import measurements

Offline processing load I/Q data files to detect and demodulate signals offline

Supported Rohde & Schwarz sensor instruments R&S®TSME6 ultra compact drive test scanner

R&S®FSW, R&S®FPS, R&S®FSV signal and spectrum analyzersR&S®FSC, R&S®FSL spectrum analyzers

R&S®NRQ6 frequency selective power sensor

R&S®MSR200 dual satellite receiver

Supported Rohde & Schwarz system solutions VSAT solution provided by Rohde & Schwarz

Software signal processing bandwidth determined by I/Q bandwidth of sensor in usage

Max. simultaneous users per CSM server not limited, practically limited by the processing capabilities of the CPU

Max. simultaneous sensors connected to the CSM server not limited, practically limited by the processing capabilities of the CPU

TCP/IP accelerationsupports CSM measurements with remote sensors over long latency low throughput links, e.g. data rate < 10 kbit/s, latency > 1 s

Application domains

► SatCom transponder monitoring and carrier analysis ► Identification/classification of unknown signals ► Under-carrier signal analysis and demodulation ► SatCom operations with alarming/trapping functions ► 24/7 power monitoring of carriers ► DVB-CID carrier ID demodulation


ORDERING INFORMATIONDesignation Type Order No.SLPSatellite Link Planner R&S®GSASLP 3065.3555.02

CSM base packages CSM standalone software R&S®GSACSMSTA 3065.3532.02

CSM server software R&S®GSACSMSVR 3065.3526.02

CSM client software R&S®GSACSMCLNT 3065.3510.02

CSM server for Linux operating system R&S®GSACSMNCS 3069.3895.02

CSM modes CSM X-Pol measurement mode R&S®GSACSMXPOL 3065.3503.02

CSM analysis mode R&S®GSACSMANA 3065.3490.02

CSM power monitoring mode R&S®GSACSMPOWR 3065.3484.02

CSM measurements option R&S®GSACSMMEAS 3065.3478.02

CSM remote access R&S®GSACSMREMT 3065.3461.02

CSM HF path measurements R&S®GSACSMPATH 3069.3889.02

Advanced signal analysis for CSM analysis mode option (R&S®GSACSMANA) CSM classification and analysis of TETRA signals R&S®GSACSMCTER 3065.3455.02

CSM classification SatCom R&S®GSACSMCSAT 3065.3432.02

CSM classification carrier-under-carrier analysis R&S®GSACSMCCUC 3065.3426.02

CSM classification paired carrier detection R&S®GSACSMCPCD 3065.3410.02

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