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If you have a look in lyngsat you will get some idea of how many TV channels are merged onto a high bit rate carrier.
e.g. https://www.lyngsat.com/Astra-2E-2F-2G.html

The bit rate allocated to each TV channels varies from moment to moment according to the content of the picture. A highly detailed image that suddenly changes to different highly detailed image will cause a burst of high bit rate. A steady image will have very low bit rate, once it is initially displayed. A still head on still background with lips only moving will have low bit rate. A crowd scene with camera panning might cause moderate bit rate as new image data gets inserted at the side and some people move in the crowd.

Read more: http://www.astra2sat.com/televison/tv-bitrates/

Also read this:  https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0018/27324/zetacast.pdf particularly about trends with bit rates.

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Ref: 9 July 2019 02:09

Thanks, Eric

Dear Members

How much bandwidth or data rate normally a Standard Definition (SD) and High Definition (HD) TV channel need for transmission over a satellite link with MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 compression. What are industry norms and do we have any ITU standard for this?

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Thanks Eric!

You have explained very clearly and also cleared my doubt about CnC. I had missed the point that CnC links are duplex links.

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Each site transmits only one carrier.

The carriers superimpose when they arrive at the satellite.

On the downlink, each site receives its wanted (from far end) signal, plus a delayed version of its own transmitted signal. Since each receive site knows what it transmitted earlier it can create an equal and opposite version to cancel its own transmitted signal visible in the downlink. Thus the receive site get the full wanted signal plus a greatly suppressed version of its own transmit signal.

Note that the system requires that a C-in-C site can see its own signal via the satellite (i.e. in a looped back up/down coverage beam.)

The C-in-C system can almost double the throughput per MHz and gives big space segment cost savings when the link budgets are good enough to make C-in-C possible.

See: https://www.comtechefdata.com/technologies/doubletalk

There are a couple of links to two pdf white papers at the bottom of that page.

Best regards, Eric.

Dear Members
My query is about stated saving of bandwidth in Carrier-in-Carrier system. Suppose two signals S1 and S2 need to be transmitted. A typical Carrier-in-Carrier system would do this by transmitting combined signal S1+S2. At the receiving end, signal S1 would be extracted by subtracting signal S2 from the received combined signal S1+S2. That is to say for Carrier-in-Carrier cancellation, it is necessary to provide each demodulator with a copy of its local modulator’s output.
Meaning thereby, it is necessary to provide a copy of signal S2 to the receiving end (probably by transmission of S2 over alternate path and media). So actually, one has to transmit S1+S2 as well as S2 to enable receiver to get S1. Please explain how does it saves bandwidth in such a scenario (of course if I have understood it correctly). I mean the net effective transmission is only S1 whereas transmit bandwidth consumed is for S1+S2 and also for S2.

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