Small Satellites and Innovations in Terminal and Teleport Design, Deployment, and Operation

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Bridging the gap between innovation and implementation is at the very heart of NewSpace, and the emergence of the small satellite ecosystem, a new era for the space and satellite industry, heralds great promise for the global economy, for society, and for development. Among other themes, this chapter will explore: • The current trends in the “smallsats” ecosystem • The game-changing developments in the antenna/terminal ground segment • The importance of the mobility markets • The competing “state-of-the-art” solutions in the flat panel antenna market and associated forecasts and trends to 2028 • Drivers other than just technology • Teleports transitioning to data center centric models • The changing interrelationship of the satcoms and Earth observation environments • The responsibilities of the operators of the emerging mega-constellations to maintain the sustainability of the operational environment of low Earth orbit.

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Jarrold, M., & Meltzer, D. (2020). Small Satellites and Innovations in Terminal and Teleport Design, Deployment, and Operation. In Handbook of Small Satellites: Technology, Design, Manufacture, Applications, Economics and Regulation: With 476 Figures and 92 Tables (pp. 599–618). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36308-6_103

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