Research on Hardware Configuration of Low Orbit Satellite Communication System

This study evaluates how hardware configuration affects the performance of low-orbit satellite communication systems, focusing on improving efficiency and reliability through optimization. It assesses the configurations of satellite payloads, ground stations, and user terminals, finding that enhanced hardware setups significantly boost data speeds, reduce delays, and stabilize the system. Adjustments in high-power amplifiers and low-noise receivers were found to effectively improve signal quality and coverage. The study concludes that systematic hardware optimization not only boosts system performance but also cuts costs and increases commercial viability.