Results for tag: "Propagation Delay"

Propagation Delay is a phenomenon in Satellite Communications that occurs when a signal is sent from a satellite to a receiver on the ground. It is caused by the finite speed of light, which means that the signal takes a certain amount of time to travel from the satellite to the receiver. This delay can have a significant impact on the performance of satellite communications systems, as it can cause a delay in the transmission of data. The Propagation Delay market is composed of companies that specialize in providing solutions to reduce the impact of this delay. These solutions can include the use of advanced signal processing techniques, such as beamforming, to reduce the delay, as well as the use of multiple antennas to increase the signal strength. Some of the companies in the Propagation Delay market include Hughes Network Systems, Intelsat, SES, and Viasat. Show Less Read more