The signal on satellite communications and RF interference.
Analysis and explainers on satellite communications, spectrum congestion, space weather, and the shift from reactive monitoring to predictive RF intelligence.
What Is Satellite RF Interference? A Ground Station Guide
Radio frequency interference is one of the most common and costly threats to satellite communications. Here is what it is, what causes it, and why ground station operators can no longer afford to find it the hard way.
Predictive RF Intelligence: Forecasting Interference Before It Happens
Reactive monitoring tells you what already went wrong. Predictive RF intelligence tells you what is about to happen, and what to do about it. Here is how the operating model is changing.
Spectrum Congestion in LEO: Coordinating a Crowded Orbit
Low Earth orbit is filling faster than the spectrum that serves it can be coordinated. Here is why congestion is the defining operational challenge for the next decade of satellite communications.
Space Weather and Satellite Communications: The Hidden RF Risk
Solar storms and ionospheric disturbances are an invisible but serious source of satellite RF interference. Here is what space weather does to your links and how operators plan for it.
From Reactive to Predictive Interference Management
The difference between reactive monitoring and predictive interference management is the difference between an incident report and a decision made in time. Here is how the operating model is shifting.