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HISPASAT is the Spanish satellite communication system. It has been established as a multi-mission system providing domestic and international services in Western Europe and in the Americas through two high-power satellites (HISPASAT-1A and HISPASAT-1B).

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CHAPTER 5 Multiple access, assignment and network architectures and the inroute links. Some signal processing operations which could be implemented in the hub are: demultiplexing the inroute carriers, switching the signals towards their destination and multiplexing them in a different arrangement, if necessary. In the simplest case of SCPC inroute and outroute carriers, only switching is required (this is a simplified DAMA function). In the case of fully digital networks, other possible hub operations are: signal regeneration, framing and formatting, inserting/dropping of auxiliary signals (such as control and service channels), error correction implementation, etc. In fact, these operations in the hub are very similar to those of an active satellite, i.e. a satellite with a signal processing/switching payload.

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