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No! The beauty of MPE (multiprotocol encapsulation) is that the IPE (IP encapsulator) will accept either UDP or TCP/IP. A good example would be the IPE made by Logic Innovations. Go to their website. It has alot of info on the MPE process.

Go to www.mlesat.com/Article9.html page down some and you will come across a section on rain attenuation.

Sounds similar to another posted problem. Read the associated threads under the post C-Band downlink interference.

Is your C-Band earth terminal receive only or do you uplink from it? If you are transmitting from your C-Band terminal you must install a transmit reject filter on the receive port of the feed. The LNB is a broadband amplifier and the transmit signal will make its way into the receive system in...

What type of low noise amplifier do you have integrated on the receive port of the feed? I.E. LNA or LNB.

Do you have any filtering on the downlink? I.E. transmit reject filter typically installed on the receive port of the feed.

What frequency band will your earth terminal be utilizing?

The letter "D" probably designates the passband of the filter. The performance of the filter appears to be above average.

As far as I can tell the interference problem still exists at C-Band. However, we have been integrating a bandpass filter into our receive terminals. This component has offered some relief. The manufacturer is Microwave Filter Company and part number is 7892D. It cost approx. $550.00. It's...

Spectrum analyzers have been used to identify the interferrence. The issue at hand is whether or not anyone experiencing this interference has had success in pin pointing the source and in the process alleviating it all together.

East coast C-Band downlink earth terminals have been experiencing periodic interference. The origin is unknown, possibly AWACS. Bandpass Filters have been intstalled between the recieve port of the feed and the LNB however, interference is still finding its way into the system. Has anyone out...