Spacecom<\/b>, which operates the AMOS satellite fleet, and Comtech Telecommunications Corp. <\/b>have successfully demonstrated a 1.3 Gbps link using Comtech EF Data\u2019s CDM-760 Advanced High-Speed Trunking and Broadcast Modems operating over AMOS-17 C-band HTS payload. The companies\u2019 Tuesday announcement reported the exceptionally high throughput of 1.3 Gbps on a single link was established between two Telemedia<\/b> facilities over AMOS-17\u2019s C-band spot beam using a single CDM-760 modem per facility. <\/p>\n
In addition, using the DoubleTalk Carrier-in-Carrier adaptive cancellation functionality of the CDM-760, the team established a symmetrical 270 Mbps\/270 Mbps link between two Telemedia sites using a total of only 62.8 MHz on AMOS-17, achieving spectral efficiencies of 8.6 bits\/Hz in such a high capacity C-band link. Ping tests showed that these links had a round-trip delay of less than 500 ms, including the satellite link, modems and external routers, which the companies called an \u201cextremely low latency\u201d for a Geostationary (GEO) satellite link.<\/p>\n
Mark Toppenberg, president of the Commercial Group at Comtech EF Data said the combination of HTS throughput, C-band reliability and low latency makes the solution ideal for IP trunking, mobile backhaul, critical applications and remote enterprise offices.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is exciting to see the AMOS-17 satellite performance that fully utilizes the functionality, horsepower and efficiency of Comtech EF Data\u2019s high-performance satellite modems. Customers will really benefit from the high data rates that can be achieved even with small antennas,\u201d Toppenberg said. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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