Empresa Argentina de Soluciones Satelitales Sociedad Anónima (ARSAT)
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The Ka-band HTS capacity from Telstar-19 Vantage and SES-17 has been incorporated as an enhancement to the Argentine Satellite System and will be used by ARSAT on a temporary basis until ARSAT-SG1 is launched.
ARSAT operates a Ku-band geostationary satellite fleet to which the new Satellite IoT product adds value.
The new IoT service provides coverage in Argentina and the surrounding region through ARSAT’s fleet of geostationary satellites.
The launch of the GEO Satellite IoT service took place at the ARSAT teleport in Benavidez, Buenos Aires province.
ARSAT awarded Communications & Power Industries an approximately $20,000,000 contract to provide large Ka-band telemetry, tracking and command and gateway systems for the ARSAT-SG1 satellite.
Work on the three-year CPI contract for ARSAT-SG1 will be completed at CPI facilities in the United States and Canada.
ARSAT-SG1 is intended to provide satellite broadband to more than 200,000 households in low-density, rural areas of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Paraguay.
Communications & Power Industries will provide six 6.3-meter gateway earth station antennas for ARSAT-SG1.
The Ka-band multibeam antennas for ARSAT-SG1 will be delivered in mid-2024.
MDA was awarded a contract to design, build, and supply all of the Ka-band multibeam antennas for the ARSAT-SG1 satellite.
MDA will design, build, and supply all of the Ka-band multibeam antennas for the ARSAT-SG1 satellite.
The Ka-band multibeam antennas for ARSAT-SG1 will be delivered in mid-2024.
The Ka-band multibeam antennas for ARSAT-SG1 will be built, assembled, and tested at MDA’s high-volume satellite production facility in Montreal.
The Ka-band multibeam antennas for ARSAT-SG1 will be delivered mid-2024.
MDA Ltd. will design, build, and supply all Ka-band multi-beam antennas for the ARSAT-SG1 satellite.
MDA will design, build, and supply all Ka-band multibeam antennas for the ARSAT-SG1 satellite.
ARSAT operates the geostationary satellites ARSAT-1 and ARSAT-2, which were launched in 2014 and 2015 respectively.
ARSAT will use SES-17 to improve access to affordable and high-quality satellite broadband services for business and residential applications.
ARSAT will provide reliable broadband satellite services starting in mid-2022 under the agreement with SES.
ARSAT will use SES’s high-performance geostationary satellite SES-17 to deliver high-quality connectivity services.