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ReQuTech intros RESA M Ku

July 12, 2023

Offering multi-orbit support, ReQuTech had debuted an Electronically Scanned Antenna (ESA) that takes communications to new heights.

RESA M is a fully integrated, phased array, flat panel antenna terminal that is suitable for multi-orbit performance across LEO and GEO constellations for on the move and on the pause conditions.

This member of the RESA family of flat panel satellite terminals can be used as a stand- alone product or used in a mesh configuration with several RESA terminals. This configuration is suitable for Marine or Vehicle Mount applications.

The RESA M Ku offers an exceptional SWaP (Size, Weight, and Power) profile, ensuring optimal efficiency without compromising on capability:

  • Compact Size: With dimensions of only 862x440x110mm
  • Featherlight Weight: Weighing in at just 24 kg/52 lbs (depending on configuration)
  • Power Packed: Operating on a 24V 15A power supply (365W)

Other members of the RESA family include fully integrated terminals for Land-based, Marine and Airborne communications solutions with radomes tailored to each application.

A PDF data sheet for the RESA M is available at this direct link…

Filed Under: Antenna Builds, Antenna Design, Antenna Manufacturing, Antennas, Business Moves, Electronically Scanned Array (ESA), Electronically Steered Antenna (ESA), Flat Panel Antennas, New Products, ReQuTech

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