Topic outline

  • Satellite Communication


    • Short Profile  of Professor Dr. A.K.M. Fazlul Haque


      Professor Dr. A.K.M. Fazlul Haque received his Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh in 2011. He received his M.Sc. Engineering in Electrical, System Design and Technology, Department of Telecommunication, University of Applied Sciences, Darmstadt, Germany in 2003 . Currently he is holding the post of Associate Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Director, Institutional Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) at Daffodil International University.

       Professor Haque has authored around 100 (Hundred) referred journal/conference papers in National and International arena.  His achievements include several awards related to teaching, research and supporting student activities. He has supervised more than 200 B.Sc. / M.Sc. thesis at Daffodil International University during the past years.  He is also supervising Four PhD students.

       His research interests center on Telemedicine, Signal Processing, Computer Networking, and Data Communication. In the networking arena, he has almost 12 years experience as Cisco Networking CCNA instructor. He has given numerous invited talks and tutorials in several conference/seminar and workshop. He is the fellow of Bangladesh Computer Society, Member of IEEE and, a life member of Bangladesh Electronic Society and also has membership in Germen Telecommunication Engineers and Cisco Networking.

       Professor Haque has been the member of Quality Assurance Unit, Association University of Asia and Pacific and also the member of International Society for Development and Sustainability.

      Recommended Books and Materials

      Text Books:

      1. Satellite Communications ,Second Edition,

      Timothy Pratt, Charles Bostain,Jeremy Allnutt.

      1. Satellite Communications ,Robert M. Gagliardi.

       

      References:

      1. Satellite Communications, Fourth Edition, Dennis Roddy.

       


  • Introduction


    Rationale: Digital and Satellite Communication is one of the hottest areas in Telecommunication, Information Technology, Electrical and Electronic Branches.  Digital and Satellite Communication is a regular course for ETE, CSE, IT and EEE students, both in Undergraduate and in Post Graduate Level. Digital and satellite Communication has also found applications in all engineering disciplines. However, critical understanding of the concepts from both theoretical and practical dimension is still lacking. This program will help the faculty and students to bridge this gap and enable them to better concepts for real life applications. In this region, there is a certain scope to enrich the research activities as well as industrialization.  This course will be effective for the students, engineer, and industry personnel for enhancing the quality assessment of satellite communication system.

    Objective:   At the end of the course, the students will be able to:

    ·         Build an understanding of the basic ideas of Digital and Satellite Communication system.

    ·         Familiarize the student with the fundamental classification and terminology of the computer networking area.

    ·         Introduce the student to understand the advanced satellite communication system.

    ·         Prepare the student for entry advanced courses in Digital and Satellite Communication.

    ·         Allow the student to gain expertise in some specific areas of networking such as the design, broadcast and maintenance of individual broadcast network. 


  • Lecture-01: Satellite Communication Basics


  • Lecture2-3: Satellite Networks and Orbital Mechanics


  • Lecture4-5: dB calculations Satellite Subsystems


  • Lecture-6-7: Transmission Theory


  • Lecture-8-9: Link Budget


  • Lecture-10-11 Basic Transmission Theory (extended )

  • Lecture-12-13: Design of Downlinks


  • Lecture-14-15: Uplink Design


  • Lecture 15-16: Orbital Mechanics and System Design



    • Assignment on the role of modern satellite network in global communication
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      Assignment Title: The role of modern satellite network in global communication

      Student need to follow the below instructions:

      1. Hand writing and make it in pdf is preferable

      2. Cover page with valid information

      3. Aims and objective must be introduced

      4. Introduction of the work is mandatory

      5. Details description of the said topic ( The role of satellite, the application of satellite to human being and geographical environment, the technology based adaptation etc.)

      6. Conclusion and references need to be enclosed

      7. Read the topic from various places, and write it in your way. Tying to copy from others must be avoided.

      8. 3-5 pages are preferable

      9. Submit it within due time.


    • Presentation of Satellite Communication Assignment
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      Student need to follow the below instructions:

      1. Student may choice any relevant topic from the course of Satellite Communication

      2. Video presentation need to be considered ( from mobile ,lab top) and uploaded here

      3. Cover page with valid information ( Student may prepare slide additionally in background during video presentation)

      4. Aims and objective must be introduced

      5. Introduction of the work is mandatory

      6. Brief description of the said topic 

      7. Recording with formal and decent way is mandatory

      8. Read the topic from various places, and present  it in your way. Tying to copy from others must be avoided.

      9. 2-3 minutes of recording  are preferable

      10. Submit it within due time.




  • Lecturer17-18: Huffman coding Digital Communication and Direct broadcast Satellite Television and Radio Part 1


  • Lecture: 19-20 Multiple access Modulation and Multiplexing Techniques for Satellites


  • lecture 22-23: Convolution Encoding and Low Earth Orbit and Non-Geostationary Satellite Systems Part 1


  • Lecture 24: Convolution Encoding and Low Earth Orbit and Non-Geostationary Satellite Systems Part2


  • Lecture 25: Digital Communication and Direct broadcast Satellite Television and Radio Part 1


  • Lecture 21: Digital Communication and Direct broadcast Satellite Television and Radio Part 2


  • Lecture 22: Review class and Satellite Navigation and the Global Positioning system