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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 13, 2024
Filed:
Jun. 30, 2020
China Academy of Space Technology, Beijing, CN;
Feng Li, Beijing, CN;
Fenglong Hou, Beijing, CN;
Yu Qi, Beijing, CN;
Xiaoxiong Lin, Beijing, CN;
Shengwei Pei, Beijing, CN;
Dong Chen, Beijing, CN;
Xingang Li, Beijing, CN;
Zeyu Bao, Beijing, CN;
CHINA ACADEMY OF SPACE TECHNOLOGY, Beijing, CN;
Abstract
Provided are a method for sharing a radio spectrum with high-orbit communication satellites, which comprise a geosynchronous satellite and operate in a near-equatorial orbit, on the basis of a beam constant offset, and a low-orbit communication satellite system. The method comprises: low-orbit communication satellites completing, near the South and North Poles and the equator, the conversion of a transmitting beam constant offset state, wherein before and after each implementation, beam offset directions are the opposite of each other, and the beam offset degree is a fixed constant; the low-orbit communication satellites near the equator all deflect towards the equator; during beam offset conversion near the North and South Poles, services are provided by beams of other low-orbit communication satellites in two other orbits, which are adjacent to each other, at both sides of the current orbit; and during the implementation of beam offset conversion near an ascending node and a descending node, beam coverage services are provided by adjacent low-orbit communication satellites located at the other side of the ascending node or the descending node in the same orbit.