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== Doppler correction == A satellite's signal is shifted by up to a few kilohertz at VHF and UHF during a pass, depending on its speed towards or away from the station. * '''Receivers:''' with <code>doppler_correct</code>, the receiver's tuning is shifted by the target's downlink Doppler at the receiver's centre frequency, so the satellite's signal stays at a fixed offset in the IQ passband. * '''Transmitters:''' with <code>doppler_correct</code>, the carrier is pre-corrected for the uplink Doppler at emission time, so the signal arrives on frequency at the satellite. The correction is geometric. The small ionospheric Doppler (below about 2 Hz at 70 cm) remains. Doppler shifts of moving stations are always simulated, whether or not a session corrects for them. {{SimTX API navbox}} [[Category:SimTX API]]
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