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Satellite communications as a book category covers the science, technology, systems and applications involved in sending and receiving information via spaceborne platforms. Titles range from introductory textbooks and engineering handbooks on RF links, antennas, modulation, coding, propagation and link-budget design to applied guides on satellite network architectures (geostationary, LEO/MEO constellations, VSAT, mobile and broadcast systems), standards and protocols (e.g., DVB-S, CCSDS), and satellite payload and ground segment engineering. The category also includes broader treatments of mission planning and orbital mechanics, spectrum and regulatory issues, commercial and military use cases, business and policy analysis, and historical or popular-science accounts of satellite development and impact. Books may target students and practicing engineers, network architects and policymakers, as well as general readers interested in how satellite systems enable global communications, navigation and remote sensing.

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