SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
EL PASO TELEPORT Americas Telecom, Inc. 5220 Quakertown Avenue Woodland Hills CA 91364 satellite communications, uplink and downlink;
ESATEL COMMUNICATIONS, INC. ESATEL Communications, Inc. 4900 Seminary Road, Suite 430 Alexandria VA 223111811 Satellite communications, namely, transmission of digital voice data and data via an on-line global computer network;ESATEL COMMUNICATIONS INC;COMMUNICATIONS, INC.;
GE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY (Trademarks: 801-4) 901 Main Avenue Norwalk CT 06851 Satellite communications;GENERAL ELECTRIC;
GE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY (Trademarks: 801-4) 901 Main Avenue Norwalk CT 06851 Satellite communications;GENERAL ELECTRIC;
NATIONAL SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS EASTERN SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY CORP PLAZA 7 LATHAM NY 12110 SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS;DISTRIBUTORSHIP SERVICES IN THE FIELD OFSATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A hybrid satellite communications system provides communications, particularly Internet access, to computer users. The hybrid satellite communications system includes a satellite system and a terrestrial communications system. The satellite system includes two transceivers. The first transceiver receives and transmits a first set of signals received from the terrestrial communications system to a plurality of user units. In reverse fashion, the satellite systems second transceiver receives a second set of signals in a second frequency band from the user units and transmits those signals back to the terrestrial communications system. The first set of signals (downlink signals) are of much higher frequency than the second set of signals (uplink signals). Preferably, the first set of signals are relayed by a Direct Broadcast System (DBS) satellite in a frequency band between 12.2 GHz and 12.9 GHz, while the second set of signals are relayed by a Mobile Satellite System (MSS) satellite operating between 1.0 GHz and 3.0 Ghz, or relayed by a terrestrial node operating between 0.8 and 2.0 Ghz. The differences in frequency between the first set of signals and second set of signals is considered optimal for the transmission and receipt of communications between a computer user with the Internet. Moreover, the present invention is capable of using the present communications infrastructures dedicated to the satellite transmission of television via DBS satellites, satellite cellular communications via MSS satellites, and radio communications via terrestrial cellular systems.