WideNorth is a Norwegian high-tech firm specializing in advanced communication technology and signal processing for the space industry. Supported by organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Norwegian Space Agency, WideNorth develops products such as software-defined radios for satellite modems, boasting significantly faster data transfer speeds compared to existing technology. Their products are used in satellites and ground stations, targeting both established and emerging commercial space sectors (NewSpace). They are partnered with Space Norway.
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WideNorth is responsible for the design, manufacture, and verification of the radio-frequency frontends that will be part of the payload prototype.
A consortium led by Alén Space that includes GMV (Spain and Poland), WideNorth, and the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid has been selected by the European Space Agency for a space-based radio-frequency interference detection and monitoring project.
The payloads for MicroSAR will be developed and produced by the Norwegian companies WideNorth, Eidsvoll Electronics (EIDEL), Kongsberg Seatex, and the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI).
The MicroSAR payloads will be developed and produced by Norwegian companies WideNorth, Eidsvoll Electronics (EIDEL), Kongsberg Seatex, and the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI).