Abstract:With the continuous improvement in the payload capacity and complexity of next-generation launch vehicles, telemetry systems face severe challenges including large data transmission volumes, long transmission distances, and strong environmental interference. Traditional baseband communication methods suffer from limited transmission distance at high rates, and long-distance transmission is prone to signal distortion and phase lag, severely impacting data reliability. To address these issues, this paper proposes a comprehensive solution integrating multi-stage tree topology frequency-reduced communication, independent synchronization signal-based phase distortion resistance, and baseband communication interface optimization. Through technologies such as hierarchical data aggregation via data combiners, AB buffer structures, repeater reshaping, differential transmission, and independent synchronization mechanisms, the transmission distance and reliability of the telemetry system are effectively enhanced. Theoretical analysis and experimental verification demonstrate that this method ensures data integrity while increasing communication rates, significantly improves system anti-interference capability, and provides important technical support for the design of large-scale launch vehicle telemetry systems.