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1 This document is downloaded from DR-NTU, Nanyang Technological University Library, Singapore. Title EUTELSAT. Author(s) Broberg, Henrik. Citation Broberg, H. (1999). EUTELSAT. In AMIC Annual Conference, 8th, on Asia: Information Poor to Information Rich - Strategies for the 21st Century, Chennai, Jul 1-3, Singapore: Asian Media Information and Communication Centre. Date 1999 URL Rights

2 Paper No. 51

3 THE FUTURE A shift of paradigm in telecommunications: The Global Highway: ISDN, Fiberoptic links around the globe (FLAG), Global Satellite Coverage. The terminals: Small, intelligent, integrated, affordable The Services: Interactive Multimedia Mobile ** SESAT at 36 E Asian Beam CONTOURS EIRP G/T (dbw) (db/k) I j I '

4 e EUROPEAN TELEMEDICINE NETWORK - Experimental Service EUTELSAT W EUTELSAT HOT BIRD 5 TM Terminal i Tele-Diagnostic Terminal TM Terminal SKYPLEX Terminal -i Tele-Traii*ing Terminal USSY Terminal Internet Backbone Multimedia DTH VideoConference Terminal LANb LAN a I IP Gateway e Multimedia via satellite (example) Receive & Transmit dish 80 cm diameter Standard PC with receive & transmit boards Hub Station ISP TCP/IP Video Servers Internet

5 Professional Television and Radio Television and Radio Links for: signal distribution to terrestrial transmitters on-site newsgathering... Program Exchange over Europe, North Africa, Middle East and Asia * DAMA NETWORK CONFIGURATION EUTELSAT SATELLITE

6 S 1 SESAT Frequency Plan UPLINK 1175 CHl z r)4.»0 CHl ; I 3HSGH1 J J*.$»CHi a s s 5 5 «g 5 t S i i s i s tc/m I IH4/D4 I W/K n/gj I *iif'«~ I I TC«! ;BJ;j I B4,, I. B6. I ; Pol X Hl/Dl 83 OB IB/D5 Fl/OI *«t«b} F57G5 BI ; i j» i VBSrf 1. J,_ I _ 1 _ 1 _ 1 - I \ 5 \ i ^!= 3 3 5^ * Pol Y DOWNLINK \4i> 119 5CH. S = 3LJ 1 1 L Cib ^^-^^ Vt>\ CHl ih, [CHl C C 31 rschi i^1^ i i B3 ' B5 i- O./M <0Jt»3 ios/bs Hl/Fl m'm: rtt5/» Pol X m* 'n-i "B4*" 'BS*J«^>» 'a^jm G6/D6 H2/F2 $tif$ IK/R Pol Y 1 _ 1 _ 1 _, 5, =, = 1 I I I I S»*d»l 1 i i 1 _ 1 _ The SESAT Mission SESAT will support the development of domestic, regional and international networks for: Distribution to cable head-ends and DTH television, High-speed access to the Internet backbone, Delivery to UHF/VHF/MMDS retransmitters, Satellite news gathering & special events coverage, Trunk telephony services, DAMA systems for subscriber and rural telephony services, Corporate communications via VSAT networks, EUTELTRACS' mobile positioning and message service.

7 SESAT at 36 E - EUROPEAN BEAM 1 1 // ' *"?'L ffdsl tsc^ j'lj-i^^- ^aeatt 4*dBW V V^5: -JdB/K «)drw ==i \ 40dBW r" X, «aw^>' «"^ i/sc^v X, > V \ / e ^ "**- ^QVJJW^^^ >v SESAT at 36 E \ Asian Beam Mr/ ^W HK P/M P^ [^y - V CONTOURS EIRP G/T A (dbw) (db/k) in nl *7 m rf 43 0 W

8 e>< SESAT A EUTELSAT SATELLITE FOR EAST/WEST COMMUNICATIONS 36 E orbital location 18 transponders (72 MHz) 95 Watt power fixed and steerable coverage 10 year lifetime launch date: mid e SESAT: Partners & Features > The satellite will be supplied by NPO/PM & Alcatel Espace. > Alcatel Espace is main subcontractor and will provide the telecommunications payload. > 3-axis stabilised platform. > The launch with a Proton rocket is scheduled for 30 July

9 EUTELSAT W4 at 36 East Fixed Beam coverage of Russia and Africa e W4 at 36 E - Spot Beam Coverage of South Africa C :50dBW/6 5dB/K D :49dBW/5 5dB/K E : 47 dbw / 3 5 db/k

10 es» S J JI(& %F$L ^v EUTELSATW2 A da^^u T^^^^ j= 2 2JA fe^ at 16 East I /I j= 2 2JA A > fc*g^\ Fixed and Steerable v ^Wr&i \ Transmit Coverages I % 1 "-^i ^ f S M Wide-Fixed Beam Argils ^7um KB 1 contours EIRP D -^ TOsl mm 50dBW [^^'M* y& - 49dBW T\ ' 48dBW p3 BL\ 'W 44dBW \ m 1^3^^- c3^^^ WffWliS^^ Steerable Beam jrji T 7M7/MrMaa contours EIRP GAT \rs \HH BK^gB UllilV \%* \2aS»=a kyl/x WC^J?&^/#Wy 52dBW 8dB/K *S&%mW/ -""^ 'W/ 51dBW 50dBW 7dB/K 6dB/K V ^ ^ERJHR m/ 49dBW 5dB/K ^ \ ^.- '.: ; >SBHB«?-''- "ial * fp^ 48dBW 4dB/K ps 46dBW 2dB/K ^^ ^ 41dBW -3dB/K EUTELSAT P resentation - July e Satellites in the 36 East orbital location > SESAT to be launched in the summer of 1999 (OSD third quarter 1999) >W4 to be launched in the autumn of 1999 (OSD fourth quarter 1999)

11 e 5? 2S* Hot Bird Series frequency plan HB1 HB4 HBS HB2 HB3 HB4 12,75 MM 1JJ5 13.7$ JOT llll BSSBBivBBSB- IW8IWI Pol Y 10,70 10, , IKU m HBS 7OJ i HB4 frequencies in GHz e SKYPLEX DIGITAL TV BROADCAST CONTRIBUTION LINKS

12 < > The EUTELSAT fleet year 2000 Atlantic Gate 12.5 W W3 7 E EUTELSAT Presentation -July 1999 e HOT BIRD 2,3,4 and 5 (Widebeam) <<#3*8i ^ ^ 50 dbw 60 cm <? 49 dbw 70 cm ^ 5 ^ ^ 46dBW 90 cm ^ SP^ies^ 44 dbw 1.2 m T V " ^ ^ N ^ * 2 dbw 1.5 m ^gjalls s^_4«dw «t!bw L "** : *» \ j Wr-' 1 ^SS^TYS 4 dbw 1 N\ Pras

13 >< Transition to Digital Television Broadcast Direct-To-Home or via cable networks from 13 East to 70 million homes in Europe and the Mediterranean Basin Jan- Jan- Jan- Jan- Jan- Jan- Jan- Jan- Jan EUTELSAT television channel growth ^ Turnover Evolution by Service Telephony services Part time transponder allocation EUTELTRACS, others Full time transponder allocation Business services

14 e5^> EUTELSAT Founded in 1977 Headquarter in Paris SOME KEY NUMBERS Executive Organ : ~ 300 staff 14 satellites in operation 47 Member States Income 450 million Euro 1998 e0> EUTELSAT SERVICES Telephony Services - TDMA network - IDC - DAMA Networks Business Comms./ V-sats -Open network architecture -Closed user group networks -DAMA V Multimedia - Fast internet access - Data broadcast - On-demand services DTH / Cable Feeds - entertainment TV - radio Mobile - messaging - voice - positioning \kjkl Professional TV - transport/distribution - SNG - Programme exchange

15 Henrik BROBERG A-pa Manage*' ric'w Markets Development Division Tax *^3 (11!}'} '!*! 'ih S9 Int.'iru.M rittej/''www ew1ekat.com Presentation to AMIC EUTELSAT CHENNA11-3 July 1999

16 par : 81 ATTENTION: The 88 Singapore Copyright EUTELSAT Act applies GROUND to the use SEC, of this document. Nanyang 22/86/99 Technological 17:85 University Pq: Library3^3 Synopsis Presentation to the AMIC's conference in Madras 1-3 July, 1999 The Asian Media Information and Communication Centre (AMIC), this year with the theme "Asia Information Poor to Information Rich - Strategies for the 21 s1 Century", has invited EUTELSAT to make a presentation on the topic: with the mentioning: "Satellite Communication Services in the 2l" Century", "As power, capacity, and capability of satellite communication expand, what new applications and services can it offer? How can broadcasting and new media capitalise on satellite communication for enhanced services to their customers?" The pitch of the presentation will therefore be aimed at the possibilities opening up by the new satellite capabilities, e.g. via EUTELSAT, to the Asian markets. The presentation is planned to cover the following points: The EUTELSAT organisation and its fleet of satellites. SESAT as a first approach from EUTELSAT to the Asian market place. The role of Ku- band vis-a-vis C- band for the development of the satellite services. 'l"he services: Broadcasting, distribution to Cable, Multimedia, Internet, DAMAsystcms. Distant Learning, Tclc-mcdicinc, etc. The change in Paradigm of Telecommunications for the 21 st Century; - Network in the Sky - Interactivity - Global connection 22/06 99 THE 23:01 ITX/RX NO

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