ISPs/GPS SYSTEM
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Hello sir,
Did INDIA build GPS communication system on its own sir???
Yesterday in HINDU I read an article."If INDIA masters the AESA radar technology it would be a milestone achievement comparable to sending a man to space or building a GPS communication system".This is an excerpt from the article.
Hi Vijay,
GPS System has three Segments: Space Segment, Control Segment and User Segment. In India the design of only the user segment is undertaken. The remaining two segments are purely in the hands of DoD of USA and they give the segments for limited use by other countries. So the Hindu news is only for the matter of economics. anyway none of the three Technologies mentioned in the article are fully developed in India and mostly in Experimental stages.
Cheers/GTRao
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G.T. Rao
Expertise
Questions related to Satellite Communications and Networking for Internet, Broadcasting and other Satellite Applications as well as Space Segment qualification procedures , regulatory as well as commercial, can be answered. Questions or clarifications on Cellular Mobiles as well as Wireless Networking can also be answered, as I have taken up Teaching the Graduate Students in Engineering College! Software questions in these areas may not be in my flavor.
Experience
Consulting to ISP Industry in India for Satellite Gateways and TV Uplinking Projects. Total experience of about 35 years in Satellite Applications Industry that includes Launchings, Broadcasting, Netwroking and other related areas.
Organizations
ISRO, Ahmedabad and New Delhi; HCL COMNET New Delhi; PANAMSAT, Connecticut, USA; Bharti Group, New Delhi; Astra Infonets Pvt. Ltd, Hyderabad; Churchgate Group of Industries, Lagos, Nigeria;GVP College of Engineering, India.
Education/Credentials
Graduate in Engineering in Electronics and Communications Engineering.
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