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World Satellite Yearly 1998/2000 This affordable book, written in the style that has become th SECTION I outlines methods required: to receive satellite audio and video signals; to interpret satellite footprints. to size dishes and select equipment; to aim a receive dish an overview of worldwide broadcast standards SECTION I also presents: the latest in audio and video compression including digital link analysis; an overview of encryption technology as well as a study of security methods and where we are heading; the latest on worldwide DBS technology, systems and players; an overview of higher frequency MEO (medium earth orbit) and LEO (low earth orbit) satellite systems such as Teledesic, Iridium and Skybridge. SECTION II lists: a complete listing of footprint maps and other information describing over 350 worldwide satellites - past, present and planned easy-to-read and accurate footprints of all active satellites SECTION III lists: programming available on each active satellite and world video standards and scrambling systems. SECTION IV lists: addresses and telephone numbers of satellite manufacturers, service companies, programmers and major satellite system operators. Over 864 pages / 8-1/2x11" / illustrations / glossary / ISBN 0-917893-32-8 |
e trademark of Dr. Frank Baylin, provides the information required to easily determine the satellite programming available and the equipment necessary to receive these satellite signals from any point on our globe. It is organized into four easy-to-use sections that are separated by tabs. |
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