Title :
Meteor burst communications relay system
Author_Institution :
NAVOCEANSYSCEN, San Diego, CA, USA
Abstract :
An ocean buoy system is described along with a proposed system concept which could solve the problem of providing primary power for remotely deployed meteor burst communications system (MBCS) relay nodes. A relatively large buoy relay system, with MBCS master station capability, and the results of a buoy-ship relay test between San Diego, San Francisco, and Hawaii, is outlined. For intermittent operation, a practical solution is discussed which involves having all MBCS terminals normally operate in the remote station mode and switch to a master station mode only when they receive a message to relay
Keywords :
meteor burst communications; military equipment; Hawaii; MBC; San Diego; San Francisco; buoy-ship relay test; intermittent operation; master station capability; military communication; ocean buoy system; primary power; relay nodes; remote station; remotely deployed meteor burst communications system; Communication switching; Jamming; Marine vehicles; Oceans; Power system relaying; Privacy; Relays; Storage area networks; Switches; System testing;
Conference_Titel :
Military Communications Conference, 1991. MILCOM '91, Conference Record, Military Communications in a Changing World., IEEE
Conference_Location :
McLean, VA
Print_ISBN :
0-87942-691-8
DOI :
10.1109/MILCOM.1991.258345