School of Specs Satellites — a base station in orbitQuick start

Satellites — a base station in orbit · Quick start

The final test

10 questions drawn across the whole course. Nothing is marked until you say so, and then every answer shows where it came from. 70 per cent to pass.

E1 Where does the line of work this course follows begin, and how big is the subject in 3GPP's work plan?

E2 TS 38.108 opens with the definitions this whole subject leans on. Which two documents can this school never quote?

E3 A satellite access node spans the payload in orbit and the equipment on the ground. Which group carries the radio requirements written about it, and how much of this subject does it hold?

E4 One sentence in this record says something exists outside paperwork. What is it?

E5 Which pair of this course's numbers answers two different questions and may never be subtracted from one another?

E6 The paper that opened the first study of this subject went to a plenary. What do the three plenaries do here?

E7 What does the document say a transparent payload does to the signal?

E8 Which industries does the Release 17 internet-of-things work item name first when it says why it was proposed?

E9 Which group has filed the most of these documents?

E10 Which document sets the radio a satellite base station has to manage?

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