Results of studies of cross-polarization structure of the signal in the satellite communication links
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Cross-polarization, the satellite communication systemsAbstract
The results of experimental researches of polarization structure of signal are examined in the article, by measuring of level cross-polarization discrimination between the orthogonal ducting at affecting channel of satellite communication of weather termsReferences
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