Satellite Internet

Also known as satellite Internet, satellite internet or satellite Internet connection.
Satellite Internet is a method of connection to the Internet using a satellite as a means of connection. It is a recommendable system of access in those places where there is no coverage and traditional technical feasibility, wirelessly via satellite without the need to install a telephone line.

In a city, it constitutes an alternative system to the usual ones, to avoid saturation of conventional lines and limited bandwidth. In Venezuela there are many places where the internet and telephone signal does not arrive as we would like.

The signals reach the satellite from the ground station by the "rising beam" and are sent to the earth from the satellite by the "falling beam". To avoid interference between the two beams, the frequencies of both are different.

The frequencies of the ascending beam are greater than those of the descending beam, because the higher the frequency the greater the attenuation in the signal path, and therefore it is preferable to transmit more power from the ground, where the energy availability is higher.
To prevent the next channels of the falling beam from interfering with each other, different polarizations are used.

Inside the satellite there are blocks called transponders, whose mission is to receive, change and transmit the frequencies of the satellite, so that the information sent from the base reaches the receiving antennas.
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