The satellite communication system is designed to transmit high-quality signals to the receiver to ensure proper communication between the two parties. A basic satellite link consists mainly of originating earth stations, uplinks, satellite transponders, downlink and end-of-earth stations. Since the satellite communication uses long-distance communication, and the power of the transmission signal is inversely proportional to the square of the transmission distance, the signal received and forwarded by the satellite transponder is very weak and susceptible to interference and destruction. In this paper, based on the investigation and analysis of the satellite communication system, the interference of satellite transponders is studied. Based on the analysis of the link performance under transponder interference power and transponder interference, the different ρ (ρ is the interference signal to the total bandwidth of the transponder) in the under-saturated linear state and the supersaturated nonlinear state of the transparent transponder Ρ part of the frequency band), and the relationship between the interference ratio and the interference coverage and the interference coverage area is found. The relationship between the interference signal and the interference coverage area is analyzed. Design and improvement provide a certain basis.
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