Question: Problem 1 A mission has a safe mode emergency downlink rate of 7 . 1 2 5 bps and a maximum downlink rate of 1
Problem
A mission has a safe mode emergency downlink rate of bps and a maximum
downlink rate of bps There are measurements total on the mission.
The following subset of measurements are downlinked under safe mode operations
at bps:
# meas sigbits per meas
All the measurements are downlinked under nominal operations, with the given
number of significant bits:
# meas sigbits per meas
Each frame arriving contains bytes of synchronization data at the start,
bytes of CRC information, bytes of frame number, bytes of time, and bytes
of trailing information.
The emergency bps frame has a different data length than the nominal
operations bps frame, and is sized so as not to waste any bits.
Data is placed in the frame using a telemetry map.
a If all the safe mode data is placed in the frame without commutation, how
many bits in length is the emergency mode frame?
a How many seconds does it take to downlink one frame?
a What percentage of the frame contains data?
b If all the nominal data is placed in the frame without commutation, how
many bits in length is the nominal mode frame?
b How many seconds does it take to downlink one frame?
b What percentage of the frame contains data?
c If of the bit measurements in the nominal frame of parts a and b are
commutated together using a single segment of bits, how many bits in length is the
nominal mode frame?
c How many seconds does it take to downlink one frame?
c What percentage of the frame contains data?Problem
A mission has a safe mode emergency downlink rate of and a maximum
downlink rate of There are measurements total on the mission.
The following subset of measurements are downlinked under safe mode operations
at bps:
All the measurements are downlinked under nominal operations, with the given
number of significant bits:
Each frame arriving contains bytes of synchronization data at the start,
bytes of CRC information, bytes of frame number, bytes of time, and bytes
of trailing information.
The emergency frame has a different data length than the nominal
operations frame, and is sized so as not to waste any bits.
Data is placed in the frame using a telemetry map.
a If all the safe mode data is placed in the frame without commutation, how
many bits in length is the emergency mode frame?
a How many seconds does it take to downlink one frame?
a What percentage of the frame contains data?
b If all the nominal data is placed in the frame without commutation, how
many bits in length is the nominal mode frame?
b How many seconds does it take to downlink one frame?
b What percentage of the frame contains data?
c If of the bit measurements in the nominal frame of parts a and b are
commutated together using a single segment of bits, how many bits in length is the
nominal mode frame?
c How many seconds does it take to downlink one frame?
c What percentage of the frame contains data?
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