Software and hardware complex for the development and research of methods for broadband access to multimedia resources and the Internet

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The article describes the features of the organization of satellite communication systems in the separated and northern territories of Russia. For such conditions, satellite communications should support traditional voice and broadband Internet access. A promising method for implementing broadband access is to combine the DVB and TCP/IP protocol families without modifying them, taking into account their features. This will allow for the translation of data streams with all the advantages of DVB protocols in the most popular modes at the world level at present: Many information sources-many information recipients. The use of the DVB-S2X standard for access to multimedia resources and the Internet requires the adjustment of IP packets for user packets of the UP (User packet) DVB-S2X standard. To support multiple access for different users, it is possible to use TDM time division multiplexing of UP packets. A hardware-software complex for the development and experimental research of methods for broadband access to multimedia resources and the Internet is described. The proposed software architecture provides the user with tools for conducting experimental studies of the studied methods. One of the important advantages of the proposed architecture is the breakdown of functionality into modules, which will allow parallel development of all modules at the same time and simplify the process of creating software.

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Dmitriev, D. D., Gladyshev, A. B., Ratuschnyak, V. N., & Grithan, O. B. (2020). Software and hardware complex for the development and research of methods for broadband access to multimedia resources and the Internet. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1515). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1515/3/032041

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