Ground radio station

Ground earth radio station (left) with feed connection in the mobile aeronautical radio service via satellite

Ground earth station ( English - aeronautical earth station ) is - in accordance with Article 1.82 of the Implementing Regulations for the Radio Service (VO Funk) of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) - defined as " Earth station of the fixed radio service via satellites or in certain cases of the mobile aeronautical service via satellites , which are are located at a certain fixed point on the ground and which serves to provide a feed connection for the mobile aeronautical radio service via satellite . "

classification

According to VO radio (Article 1), this radio station is classified as follows:
Earth station (Article 1.63)

• Mobile earth station (Article 1.68); Satellite cellular service (Article 1.25)
• Fixed earth station (Article 1.70); fixed satellite service (Article 1.21) or satellite mobile service
  • Land satellite mobile earth station (Article 1.74); land mobile satellite service (Article 1.27)
• Fixed earth station (Article 1.72); fixed radio service via satellite
• Coastal earth station (Article 1.76); fixed radio service via satellite / cellular service via satellite mobile
• Marine radio station (Article 1.78); Cellular service via satellite
• Ground earth station (Article 1.82); fixed satellite service / aeronautical mobile satellite service (Article 1.35)
• Aircraft radio station (Article 1.84); mobile aeronautical radio service via satellite

See also

• Radio station
• Radio service

literature

• Green Paper - Frequency range allocation plan for the Federal Republic of Germany and international allocation of the frequency ranges 9 kHz - 400 GHz; 1994; issued by the BMPT; BAPT order no. 5010311 001-1

Web links

• International Telecommunication Union

Individual evidence

1. ^ VO Funk, Edition 2012, Article 1.82, Definition: Aeronautical earth station / Bodenerdfunkstelle