Ending the menace of jamming and interference
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The document discusses the introduction of Carrier ID technology to counteract satellite interference, highlighting its interoperability and mandatory implementation by January 1st, 2015. It outlines the phases of development for the DVB Carrier ID standard and the technical setup required for its integration into satellite communication equipment. The document emphasizes the importance of standardized practices to swiftly identify and address sources of interference.
Ending the menace of jamming and interference
- 1. Shaping the Future of Satellite CommunicationsNewtec Proprietary – Unrestricted 08-05-2013 Carrier ID A Manufacturer’s Viewpoint ENDING THE MENACE OF JAMMING AND INTERFERENCE
- 2. CARRIER ID WHAT YOU REALLY NEED TO KNOW (1) It helps fighting interference (2) It is available (3) It is a standard and as such interoperable (4) It becomes mandatory by end 2014
- 3. Newtec Proprietary – Unrestricted • Training operational staff on best practices • Automated terminal configuration (e.g. Newtec´s MENOS) • Satellite pointing technology (e.g. Newtec´s Point and Play®) • Steerable antenna’s / filters on satellites … and embedding a Carrier Identifier (CID) into the carrier for a robust yet quick pinpointing of the source of the interference Counter Measures for SCPC links READY TO COMBAT CARRIER INTERFERENCE?
- 4. Newtec Proprietary – Unrestricted • Phase 1 : Carrier ID in DVB NIT Table (WBU-ISOG – 2009) • MPEG TS (~Video) • Changes Network Information Table (NIT) table in original stream • Low robustness - CID not recoverable if main carrier is down • Phase 2 : DVB Carrier ID standard (DVB-CID - 2013) • Agnostic to traffic carrier or transport mechanism (TS video & IP data) • No changes DVB-CID is overlay to original carrier • Higher, can be decoded even if main carrier is jammed • Need for standardisation and interoperability Introducing Carrier ID in Satcom Equipment READY TO COMBAT CARRIER INTERFERENCE? New Carrier ID Technology Approved For Standardisation Isle of Man, 7 March 2013 – The Satellite Interference Reduction Group (IRG) today announced that the DVB Carrier ID (DVB-CID) specification, supported by IRG and its members, has been approved by the DVB Steering Board on 28th February 2013. The specification will now be submitted to the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) for formal standardization
- 5. Newtec Proprietary – Unrestricted M6100 Carrier ID setup READY TO COMBAT CARRIER INTERFERENCE? How Does it Work? 1/ Carrier ID Injected by Modulator Newtec MDM6000 Modem & M6100 Modulator • Fixed Source Identification (MAC address and/or vendor serial number) • User Configurable Data (GPS coordinates, carrier name, contact,…) Source
- 6. Newtec Proprietary – Unrestricted READY TO COMBAT CARRIER INTERFERENCE? How Does it Work? 1/ Carrier ID Injected by Modulator Source DVB CID Metadata Contents Header Header indicating start of message Mandatory Global Unique Identifier Contains Modulator 64-bit MAC address (including Vendor ID) IEEE EUI-64 Mandatory Carrier ID Format Reference to a specific version (version 1) Mandatory Latitude, Longitude, Telephone number(s) Uplink Operator Data Optional Operator user-specific data Uplink Operator Data Optional CRC & FEC Error correction data Mandatory Modulation: BPSK spread spectrum (112kHz or 224kHz) & BCH Coding
- 7. Newtec Proprietary – Unrestricted READY TO COMBAT CARRIER INTERFERENCE? How Does it Work? 2/ Transmitting Carrier ID Transmitting Source
- 8. Newtec Proprietary – Unrestricted READY TO COMBAT CARRIER INTERFERENCE? How Does it Work? 3/ Reading Carrier ID Transmitting Source Sat Op • Special measurement receiver @ satellite operator facility • Interference detection (carrier-on-carrier) • Satellite operator can read this CID and contact the source of interference rapidly
- 9. Newtec Proprietary – Unrestricted • Availability of standards: • Carrier ID in DVB NIT Table (WBU-ISOG – 2009) • DVB Carrier ID standard (DVB-CID - 2013) • Available NOW on Newtec Equipment • Newtec M6100 Broadcast Satellite Modulator • Newtec MDM6100 Broadcast Satellite Modem • Newtec MDM6000 Satellite Modem • Newtec HUB6000 Satellite Hub • Mandatory Date of Implementation • January 1st 2015 • More likely World Cup Soccer 2014 Conclusion READY TO COMBAT CARRIER INTERFERENCE?
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