We present to your attention a wide range of satellite dishes from the manufacturer Advantech Wireless.
Advantech Wireless (Canada) is a world leader in the field of satellite communication technologies. The company offers a wide range of devices from small VSAT antennas to large-sized broadcast antennas. The range includes antennas with a diameter of less than 1 meter to 20 meters! Among other things, Advantech Wireless offers related equipment (software, controllers, amplifiers, etc.) to ensure high performance and unsurpassed quality of work.
The nomenclature includes both fixed VSAT and TSS antennas, and quickly deployable mobile satellite communication stations (transported "DriveAway" and portable "FlyAway"), VSAT and SNG antennas for installation on motor vehicles (the so-called "Vehicle-Mount"), as well as VSAT terminals.
All antennas have an original design that allows for low noise, high efficiency and CU (0.5~1dB higher than that of competitors!). The use of high-quality steel and reinforced profiles in the supporting elements of the structure guarantees resistance to high wind and seismic loads, minimal temporary deformations of the mirror.
All supplied antennas comply with the requirements of Intelsat, Eutelsat, ITU-RS-580 and FCC and can be modified in accordance with the customer's specification.
We pay special attention to the novelty-the PIONEER 120 class Drive-Away satellite antenna system with an IPOINT ™ guidance controller operating in the Ku-band!
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General information
The PIONEER120™ is an ultra-compact Ku-band antenna system designed for installation on the roof of a vehicle. Their aerodynamic body contains an electric drive control unit, a positioning mechanism and an amplifier with frequency conversion " up " (BUC), which makes the system a reliable autonomous unit ready for installation on almost any vehicle.
The PIONEER series antenna systems are compatible with SSPA (conventional or extended) Ku-band units with a power of up to 400 W, operating separately or in a configuration with a 1:1 redundancy scheme.
This system is easy to install, configure and operate. After changing the location, the guidance system will accurately determine the coordinates and capture the assigned satellite in just a few minutes. The IPOINT Automatic Guidance controller uses industry-standard antenna angle sensors and sophisticated recognition algorithms to confirm and refine course information based on visible satellites. The controller is located in the housing of the antenna system and has a separate (installed in a rack with equipment) control unit with a built-in power source.
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