Rajesh Uppal
November 23, 2024 Comm. & Networking, Space Technology, Defense & Exploration
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In an era where connectivity is paramount, satellite networks play a critical role in bridging communication gaps across vast distances and challenging terrains. This article delves into the intricacies of satellite network architectures, exploring their topology, connectivity, and the types of link routing and switching. We will also discuss transparent …
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Rajesh Uppal
November 23, 2024 Comm. & Networking, Space Technology, Defense & Exploration
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As satellite constellations become integral to global communication networks, ensuring reliable and efficient data transmission remains a paramount challenge. Channel coding, which adds redundancy to transmitted data, is a fundamental technique employed to enhance the reliability and efficiency of satellite communication systems. This article delves into the principles of channel …
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Rajesh Uppal
November 22, 2024 Critical & Emerging Technologies, Space Technology, Defense & Exploration
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In the spirit of discovery and scientific advancement, NASA’s Artemis program marks a bold new chapter in lunar exploration. Named after the twin sister of Apollo and the goddess of the Moon in Greek mythology, Artemis signifies humanity’s return to the Moon with an ambitious goal: not only to revisit …
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Rajesh Uppal
November 22, 2024 Space Technology, Defense & Exploration, Unmanned & Autonomous Systems
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Introduction The exploration of the lunar surface has captured human imagination and scientific interest for decades. With advancements in technology, the design and simulation of interplanetary lunar rovers have become more sophisticated, enabling us to explore the Moon’s surface in unprecedented detail. This blog article delves into the critical aspects …
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Rajesh Uppal
November 21, 2024 Biotech & Synthetic Biology, Photonics
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Introduction: In the depths of the ocean, fireflies dancing in the night, and even some mushrooms hidden in the forest, there exists a natural phenomenon that has captured the imagination of scientists and nature enthusiasts alike: bioluminescence. While traditionally associated with marine life and certain terrestrial organisms, recent breakthroughs in …
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Rajesh Uppal
November 21, 2024 Comm. & Networking, Space Technology, Defense & Exploration
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Very High Throughput Satellites (V/HTS) are transforming the landscape of satellite communications, offering unprecedented data transmission rates that exceed 100 Gbits/second. Imagine downloading a movie in seconds, or video conferencing across continents with zero lag. This isn’t science fiction, but the potential of Very High Throughput Satellites (VHTS). These advanced …
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Rajesh Uppal
November 20, 2024 AI & IT, Electronics & EW, Space Technology, Defense & Exploration
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In the age of rapid technological advancements and increasing global interconnectedness, the need for advanced signal intelligence capabilities has never been greater. Imagine a satellite orbiting Earth, not capturing breathtaking images, but acting as a high-tech detective, eavesdropping on radio signals across a vast spectrum. This is the ambitious concept …
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Rajesh Uppal
November 20, 2024 Electronics & EW, Industry & Market Dynamics
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In recent years, Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) inertial sensors have become an integral part of numerous applications, ranging from everyday consumer electronics to advanced military technologies. These tiny sensors, which include accelerometers, gyroscopes, and magnetometers, are transforming how devices interact with their environment by providing precise measurements of motion, orientation, and …
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Rajesh Uppal
November 19, 2024 Comm. & Networking, Photonics
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Today, our devices and technologies rely predominantly on electronic systems to process and transmit information. Current networks—wired, wireless, fiber optics, LTE, and 5G—fulfill our needs but face significant limitations for the future. Our current internet infrastructure, while robust, is nearing its limits. As we generate ever more data and demand …
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Rajesh Uppal
November 18, 2024 Nanotech, Photonics, Quantum
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Physicists have long sought to manipulate photons, the fundamental particles of light, into ever-smaller volumes to harness their unique properties. The natural scale of a photon is its wavelength, typically measured in nanometers. When photons are forced into cavities much smaller than their wavelength, they become significantly more “concentrated.” This …
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