The impact of unmanned aerial vehicle maneuver on satellite communication under the traction of far field flight demands

In the wave of future large-scale drone development, the transformation of drone mission mode from single reconnaissance to the coexistence of reconnaissance and combat has become an unstoppable trend. When carrying out difficult tasks, changes in the high-frequency body posture pose a huge challenge to the unmanned aerial vehicle communication system, which requires the drone to have longer flight hours, longer mission radii, and stronger maneuverability. This article is based on the requirements of airborne satellite communication antennas for satellites. By establishing a three-dimensional mathematical model and solving the satellite conditions, based on STK and Matlab simulation software, the impact of drone maneuvering on satellite communication quality during long-range flight missions is simulated and analyzed. Based on the results, advance warnings are made for drone route planning.