Satellitbackhaul
Satellitbackhaul is a method of transporting telecommunications traffic from remote radio access networks to the core network via satellite links. It is used to provide backhaul connectivity for mobile networks, fixed wireless access, and emergency communications in areas where terrestrial fiber or microwave routes are unavailable or impractical.
In a typical satellitbackhaul deployment, a remote terminal at the cell site, often a VSAT or similar
Frequency bands used include Ku, Ka, and C band, with high-throughput satellites enabling greater capacity. Geostationary
Applications include rural and remote mobile backhaul, offshore platforms, airports, disaster response, and temporary events. Advantages