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Satellite Communication Model
Original price was: ₹1,150.00.₹565.00Current price is: ₹565.00.
The satellite communication model is an educational teaching aid used for explaining how information is transmitted from a ground station to a satellite and returned to a receiving station. It helps students, teachers and technical learners understand uplink, satellite relay and downlink stages through a clear visual demonstration.
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Product Description
The STEMAids Satellite Communication Model presents the basic signal path used in satellite-based communication. The model supports lessons on transmitting earth stations, communication satellites, receiving stations, antennas and the transfer of information across long distances.
Its classroom value lies in making an otherwise invisible communication process easier to follow. Teachers can identify each stage and discuss how voice, television, internet or data signals may be sent through a satellite system. The construction, operating mechanism and electronic functionality must be confirmed from the approved STEMAids specification.
Key Features
- Three-stage concept coverage: explains uplink, satellite relay and downlink communication.
- Visual signal-path learning: helps students follow information from a transmitting station to a receiver.
- System-level presentation: connects ground antennas, satellites and receiving infrastructure in one lesson.
- Hands-on teaching value: supports demonstrations, student discussion and guided observation.
- Cross-curricular use: relates physics, electronics, telecommunications, space science and information technology.
- Reusable classroom resource: suitable for regular lessons, revision, exhibitions and technical training.
- Concept clarification: distinguishes satellite communication from direct terrestrial transmission.
- Configuration transparency: electronic operation and component specifications require confirmation before purchase.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product name |
Satellite Communication Model |
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Brand |
STEMAids |
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Product type |
Educational communication technology model |
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Teaching scope |
Uplink, satellite relay and downlink communication |
What’s Included in the Kit
Confirm the complete packing list against the approved product record before publication. The configuration may include:
- Satellite Communication Model main assembly
- Transmitting ground-station representation
- Communication satellite representation
- Receiving ground-station representation
- Antennas, indicators or signal-path markers
- Base or demonstration platform
- Power adapter, leads or batteries
- Operating instructions or educational activity guide
Applications / Uses
- Explaining the basic stages of satellite communication.
- Introducing uplink and downlink terminology.
- Showing the role of antennas and ground stations.
- Discussing satellite television, telephony, internet and data transmission.
- Comparing satellite links with terrestrial communication systems.
- Supporting electronics, physics and telecommunications lessons.
- Presenting communication technology projects at science exhibitions.
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How to Use the Satellite Communication Model
- Place the model on a stable demonstration table where each section is visible.
- Identify the transmitting ground station, satellite and receiving station.
- Begin at the transmitting station and explain how information is prepared for transmission.
- Trace the uplink from the ground station toward the satellite.
- Explain that the satellite receives, processes or retransmits the signal, depending on the system.
- Trace the downlink from the satellite to the receiving ground station.
- Operate indicators or controls only according to the supplied instructions.
Safety note: Use the model under teacher supervision. Disconnect its power source before changing connections, and do not open electronic enclosures or modify antennas unless the instructions specifically permit it.
Care & Maintenance
- Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth and keep liquids away from electrical sections.
- Handle antennas, satellite supports and connecting leads gently.
- Disconnect and store the power supply after use if the model is electrically operated.
- Keep the model in a dry cabinet away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
Why Choose STEMAids
STEMAids manufactures and supplies educational science models, laboratory products, STEM kits and teaching-learning resources. Its catalogue supports practical instruction in schools, colleges, laboratories and institutional learning environments. The company supplies educational customers in India and abroad and accommodates institutional requirements. Buyers should confirm the operating method, components and technical specifications in the approved quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a satellite communication model used for?
A satellite communication model is used to explain how information travels from a transmitting ground station to a satellite and then to a receiving station. It makes uplink and downlink concepts easier to visualise.
What is an uplink in satellite communication?
An uplink is the communication path from an Earth station to a satellite. The corresponding path from the satellite back to Earth is called the downlink.
Is the Satellite Communication Model suitable for schools?
Yes. It is relevant to supervised physics, electronics, space science, information technology and communication-system lessons.
Is this an electronic working model?
The operating configuration has not been verified. Confirm whether the supplied model is static, manually operated or equipped with electronic signal indicators.
Does the model transmit real communication signals?
Real signal transmission has not been confirmed. It should be described as a functional transmitter-and-receiver system only when supported by an approved technical datasheet.
What can students learn from the model?
Students can learn the roles of ground stations, antennas, communication satellites, uplinks, downlinks and long-distance signal relay.
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