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AccelerComm<\/strong>, a leading provider of high-performance physical layer solutions for 5G non-terrestrial networks (NTN), announced the successful completion of two engineering engagements with Eclipse Space<\/strong>, a sovereign satellite infrastructure company founded by veterans of the Starlink program. Across the two successive engagements, AccelerComm supported Eclipse in defining the physical-layer architecture for its next-generation spacecraft, spanning both its direct-to-device and broadband payload families. The work contributes to Eclipse\u2019s plans to deliver customer-owned, turnkey satellite constellations to nations and enterprises seeking greater control over their communications infrastructure. <\/p>\n AccelerComm contributed to Eclipse\u2019s next-generation digital beamformer concept, optimized to provide both direct-to-device and broadband connectivity from a single, scalable platform. This approach will allow Eclipse to address multiple connectivity requirements while maintaining a common underlying spacecraft architecture. AccelerComm\u2019s flight-proven 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) Layer 1 physical-layer IP, including advanced error correction and waveform optimization, also underpins Eclipse\u2019s modem architecture. Together with the higher-layer stack provided by AccelerComm\u2019s partners, the technology will support standards-aligned Narrowband NTN (NB-NTN) and 5G New Radio NTN (NR-NTN) services.<\/p>\n Direct-to-device satellite connectivity presents an especially demanding physical-layer challenge because signals travel hundreds of kilometers between satellites and ordinary mobile devices with limited antenna size and transmission power. Efficient beamforming, signal processing and error correction are therefore essential to maintaining reliable connections while controlling spacecraft power consumption and cost. The collaboration is designed to keep Eclipse\u2019s architecture aligned with 3GPP standards, accelerate time-to-market and support a low per-satellite cost. By resolving critical physical-layer decisions early in the development process, the engagements have also helped reduce technical risk ahead of Eclipse\u2019s planned demonstration mission in 2027.<\/p>\n Eclipse Space is developing turnkey constellation infrastructure encompassing satellites, payloads, ground systems, launch and operations. Its model is intended to enable governments and enterprises to own and operate satellite networks tailored to their coverage, capacity, security and sovereignty requirements. \u201cDirect-to-device is one of the toughest engineering challenges in satellite communications, and success ultimately depends on what happens at the physical layer,\u201d said David Helfgott<\/strong>, CEO of AccelerComm<\/strong>. \u201cApplying our flight-proven 5G NTN technology to Eclipse\u2019s beamformer and modem architecture is exactly where our expertise can make the greatest difference. These engagements demonstrate that we can help customers solve critical architectural questions early, combining deep engineering support with an IP portfolio already proven in orbit.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cOur model depends on making the hardest engineering decisions correctly, early and efficiently,\u201d said Derek Huerta<\/strong>, CEO and co-founder of Eclipse Space<\/strong>. \u201cAccelerComm\u2019s depth of expertise in the 5G NTN physical layer helped sharpen our payload specifications and gave us greater confidence in the path toward our 2027 demonstrator and future operational constellations.\u201d The engagements extend AccelerComm\u2019s established NTN expertise to a new class of customer-owned constellation infrastructure. AccelerComm and Eclipse anticipate continued collaboration as Eclipse progresses toward its demonstration mission and scales its platform for operational deployments.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" AccelerComm, a leading provider of high-performance physical layer solutions for 5G non-terrestrial networks (NTN), announced the successful completion of two engineering engagements with Eclipse Space, a sovereign satellite infrastructure company founded by veterans of the Starlink program. 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