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Major Asian Defense Projects To Be Developed By ND SATCOM

March 7, 2021

ND SATCOM’s established reputation in the defence industry for high security, reliability and engineering innovation underpinned new deals for the company with a major Asian country.

Mission-critical new features and capabilities clinched the deals, in particular the company’s True-Mesh ACM, Any-to-All Mesh functionality and full DVB Redundancy. With the recent launch of SKYWAN 5G Release 2.0; the selling feature of True-Mesh ACM has garnered a great amount of interest, according to the firm.

Providing the highest link reliability regardless of weather, ND SATCOM’s exclusive True-Mesh ACM provides 64x boost throughput with a single hop — even from remote-to-remote as well as the ability to flexibly decide on network topology via three modem types within the same 1U hardware: Hubless true-mesh MF-TDMA, DVB-S2 or the new SCPC links with highly efficient point-to-point connection. The four year software support package with this release ensures business continuity and cybersecurity.

The SKYWAN 5G satellite IP router.

Other highlights in the company’s technology arsenal include ND SATCOM’s Any-to-All Mesh functionality. ND SATCOM also features hubs in “hot-hot” standby whereby geo-redundancy occurs in milliseconds, an almost instantaneous switch to ensure seamless communication in mission-critical networks. Additionally, the new full DVB Redundancy is representing the next generation of security and flexibility that defence customers seek.

“The new full DVB Redundancy, an advanced customer-specific adaption of our SKYWAN DVB option, gained immediate traction,” said Michael Weixler, Director of Product Management and Training. “Featuring DVB-S2 transmitters at two different locations is transformative for tactical networks. Strong interest was also registered for our advanced option featuring two DVB-S2 transmitters in one location. Together with all our latest innovations, we have raised the bar again for seamless satellite communication no matter the location, no matter the conditions.”

ND SATCOM is a leading global supplier of satellite-based broadband VSAT modems, as well as broadcast, government and defense communication network and ground station solutions. As a systems integrator, networks are based on the ND SATCOM flagship product, the SKYWAN platform, an advanced MF-TDMA VSAT system for establishing wide-area corporate networks. The latest addition – SKYWAN 5G – highlights unique features, from flexible topologies (star to mesh networks) and powerful performance to its compact portable design. The company’s offerings range from wide-area SATCOM networks, smaller corporate networks, SNG vehicles, antenna subsystems, COTM & COTP, portable FlyAway systems as well as uplink components such as TWTAs and up- and down-converters. The firm’s diverse customer base includes: satellite network service providers, international carriers, broadcasters, satellite operators, governmental institutions, corporations and military organizations. More than 30 years of providing highly secure, tailor-engineered solutions have made ND SATCOM a trusted and reliable partner in SATCOM and MILSATCOM.

Filed Under: Award, Comms, Government, Hardware, Manufacturing, Military

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