Advantech Wireless 1.2m Engage™ Class VSAT FlyAway Terminal has been Certified by a NATO customer
Montreal, Canada, January 12, 2018 – Advantech Wireless, a global leader for Satellite broadband communications solutions, announced today that its High Performance 1.2m EngageTM Class VSAT FlyAway Terminal has been certified by a NATO customer.
The New EngageTM Class 1.2m Flyaway VSAT Terminal Solution includes the most advanced SATCOM technology available today. This flexible and transportable VSAT solution from Advantech Wireless is a fully integrated tri-band system designed for easy deployment and use.
The terminal is based on a high efficiency, ruggedized tri-band ready 1.2 Meter Flyaway Antenna, which can cover X-Band, Ku-Band, or Ka-Band, by replacing the feed only. The antenna is fully motorized with an integrated satellite finding controller.
The terminal has built-in either unique triple access mode satellite modems based on the new ASAT IITM system , or SCPC mode modem AMT-83L, Mil 165A Grade and DSSS Spread Spectrum Technology. The ASAT IITM system technology allows the same modem to operate 3 different access wave forms, and achieve the most efficient bandwidth utilization possible.
The RF section includes the award winning Second Generation GaN based technology SSPA/SSPBs: X-Band from 20W to 100 W, Ku-Band from 16W to 125W and Ka-Band from 10W to 40W. The entire terminal is fully compliant with MIL-STD-188-164a, MIL-STD-810F, NATO STANAG 4484, IP65, and XSTAR
“These advanced VSAT terminals, include state of the art satellite technology. The system can uplink two separate carriers and hence establishing a solid backbone connection between a field command center and distributed resources. The system is completely integrated with power supply system, GPS, routers, and test equipment. By selecting the best Advantech knowhow and technology, we managed to offer almost 10 times more data rates than originally planned by the customer” mentioned Cristi Damian, VP Business Development at Advantech Wireless.
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