Closed tomaszmrugalski closed 4 years ago
Decoding Meteor-M 2 with QPSK modulation is ready.
We receive signal on 137.1MHz and next demodulate it using medet and next retrieve imagery using meteor-decoder. We compose RGB image from channels 68, 65 and 64 channels.
I notice that QPSK requires better signal than APT. If maximal elevation is less then 20 degrees then nothing is decoded.
Next step: OQPSK modulation in Meteor-M2 2.
Right now we're only able to decode APT transmission, which is a 60s technology being used by only 3 NOAA sats and it is being retired. Newer sats (e.g. NOAA-20) no longer use APT. Our current hardware should allow us to receive LRPT transmissions.
According to wikipedia, Metop and NPOESS use LRPT. Metor 2-M use LRPT, too. We should do some manual experiments and see how tricky it is to receive such transmissions.