Space-based network broadcasting method
A space-based network and broadcasting network technology, applied in the field of routing broadcasting and space-based network broadcasting, can solve the problems of reducing the success rate of message transmission, wasting satellite network bandwidth, and not finding related patents, so as to improve the anti-destroy performance and reduce the number of channels The effect of congestion and broadcast overhead reduction
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[0087] The present invention is a space-based network broadcasting method, referring to figure 1 , the realization of the present invention in MEO layer satellite network broadcasting comprises:
[0088] Each satellite node in the MEO layer of the space-based network sets and maintains a Figure 4 The repeating message table of format, this repeating message table is used for recording the information such as the source satellite node address (such as CDMA code) of the broadcast message that receives, the sequence number of message (monotonically increasing) and sending time (time stamp), and satellite node utilizes These information determine whether the received message is a duplicate message, so that a large amount of duplicate information can be discarded, saving bandwidth consumption for the satellite network;
[0089] Each satellite node in the MEO layer of the space-based network is set up and maintains a Figure 5 The single-step adjacency table shown (MEO satellites...
Embodiment 2
[0105] The present invention is a space-based network broadcasting method, referring to figure 2 , the realization of the present invention at the LEO layer satellite network broadcasting includes:
[0106] Each satellite node in the LEO layer of the space-based network sets and maintains a Figure 4 The repeating message table of format, this repeating message table is used for recording the information such as the source satellite node address (such as CDMA code) of the broadcast message that receives, the sequence number of message (monotonically increasing) and sending time (time stamp), and satellite node utilizes This information determines whether the received message is a duplicate message;
[0107] LEO layer satellites are set up and maintain an attached Figure 6 The two-step adjacency table shown (the number of LEO satellites is large, the coverage area is small, and the number of retransmissions is relatively large, so the two-step adjacency table needs to be se...
Embodiment 3
[0125] The broadcasting method of the space-based network is the same as that in Embodiment 1 and Embodiment 2. The duplicate information table established in the initial state is shown in Figure 4, set the source satellite node address, message sequence number and sending time in the repeat information table, where the message sequence number is presented in the form of monotonically increasing. The repeated message table is used to record information such as the source satellite node address (such as the CDMA code) of the broadcast message received, the sequence number (monotonically increasing) and the sending time (time stamp) of the message, and the present invention arranges the repeated message table so that the MEO satellite node And LEO satellite nodes can use this information to determine whether the received message is a duplicate message, so that a large amount of duplicate information can be discarded, so that the broadcast overhead is greatly reduced, and bandwi...
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