Orbit A is placed at an altitude of 6500 Kms. Orbit B is placed at an altitude of 37786 Kms. Then which of the following from below will be incorrect for these channels? Satellites in Orbit A will circulate lower than Orbit B Orbit B will have same direction of mnotion of earth Orbit A will be LEO Satellites in Orbit B will be synchronous with respect to earth

Orbit A is placed at an altitude of 6500 Kms. Orbit B is placed at an altitude of 37786 Kms. Then which of the following from below will be incorrect for these channels? Satellites in Orbit A will circulate lower than Orbit B Orbit B will have same direction of mnotion of earth Orbit A will be LEO Satellites in Orbit B will be synchronous with respect to earth

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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