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Welcome to Global MilSatCom 2010, Europe's leading event for military satellite communications professionals. Now in its 12th year, this event is your chance to network with an unparalelled line up of international decision makers in the SatCom arena. With delegate and exhibition places sold out once again in 2009, ensure that you book early and guarantee your place alongside 300 industry colleagues at the SatCom event of the year. Over the years, Global MilSatCom has led the way in offering a diverse range of international military speakers. Meet with and learn from the key European and NATO players and also take the opportunity to learn from an array of other significant global SatCom leaders. From Australia, South Africa, USA, UAE and Canada, this event is a unique opportunity to meet an international array of SatCom decision makers. Ensure you visit www.globalmilsatcom.com for continuing updates as the 12th annual event approaches. We have exciting plans in place for our most interactive and international event yet! 8th to 10th November 2010, Millennium Conference Centre, London, United Kingdom.

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	BER Calculation BER is the Bit Error Rate of a digital data transmission. This is the ratio of errors to the number of bits transmitted. BER = the number of errors in the number of bits Example: BER = 100 errors in 1000 bits = 100 / 1000 = 0.01 This is expressed as 1 error in 10 to the power of -2 = 1.0 E-2. Click Here for Next Tutorial
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