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Risetime distortion of Shuttle Ku-band payload 50 MBPS data due to coaxial cable skin effects

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S. Schadelbauer, H. A. Vang
1 Jan 1980
TL;DR: In this article, a closed-form model that closely approximates the distortion of the waveforms measured in laboratory tests is presented, where the degradation considered is due to coaxial cables which interface data and clock from a source located in the payload bay to the KuSPA (Ku-Band Signal Processor Assembly) located in an avionics bay of the Space Shuttle.
Abstract: This paper discusses distortion of digital signals generated in the Space Shuttle Ku-band communications systems. Specifically, the degradation considered is due to coaxial cables which interface data and clock from a source located in the payload bay to the KuSPA (Ku-Band Signal Processor Assembly) located in the avionics bay of the Shuttle. Due to the length (nearly 100 feet) and relatively narrow bandwidth of the cable, the clock and data waveforms are significantly affected by this transmission medium. This paper presents a closed form model that closely approximates the distortion of the waveforms measured in laboratory tests.

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