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SpacePath Communications will be showcasing its new 40 W man-pack terminal for tropospheric scatter (troposcatter) transmission at the Defence in Space Conference (DISC) in London, U.K.
Comtech announced a $20 million order from the company’s U.K.-based partners, Spectra Group, to service multiple COMET
orders already received and several expected follow-on orders from undisclosed customers in the NATO and European regions.
SpacePath Communications has been awarded an order by a major, international defence organisation for its tropospheric scatter (troposcatter) amplifiers.
Comtech Telecommunications Corp. announced that during its fourth quarter of fiscal 2016, its subsidiary, Comtech Systems Inc., received an order from a foreign prime contractor for approximately $7 million to design and install a number of fixed troposcatter terminals. The systems will be used by a foreign military end-customer for communications between off-shore islands.
Cree, Inc., a leading global supplier of silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) wafers and devices, has introduced the industry’s first GaN transistor for tropospheric scatter (troposcatter) communications applications rated for 200 W continuous wave (CW) and 4.4 to 5.0 GHz operation.
Comtech Systems, Inc. is proud to announce the release of the world's first 50 Mbps Digital Troposcatter Modem, the CS67500A. This groundbreaking modem takes advantage of Comtech's more than 40 years of continuous troposcatter research and innovation to provide unmatched throughput for point-to-point, over-the-horizon communications.
Comtech Systems, Inc. is proud to announce the release of the world's first 50 Mbps Digital Troposcatter Modem, the CS67500A. This groundbreaking modem takes advantage of Comtech's more than 40 years of continuous troposcatter research and innovation to provide unmatched throughput for point-to-point, over-the-horizon communications.