Phasor Solutions, originally a UK-based company, was acquired by Hanwha Systems in 2020 and is now known as Hanwha Phasor. It specializes in developing and manufacturing enterprise-grade Active Electronically Steered Array (AESA) antennas for satellite communications, designed for seamless connectivity across air, land, and sea. Their flat, modular antennas cater to both commercial and military clients, enabling high-speed, reliable wireless communications for aircraft, ships, and remote locations. Key partners include Lufthansa Technik and Kontron, with a focus on in-flight connectivity solutions and other aerospace applications.
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Phasor is developing a flat panel antenna with in-flight connectivity provider Gogo that will be ready for testing by the end of 2019.
Phasor CEO Dave Helfgott plans to seek a partner for the Ka-band version but will begin development regardless.
Phasor plans to start developing a Ka-band version 2019.
Phasor and Gogo partnered on flat, electronically steered antennas in 2016 and reached their initial core-technology performance objectives.
STI will build Phasor’s antenna systems at its Manchester, U.K., factory.
Based on the tests, Kepler expects to achieve a 10 Mbps downlink and 10 Mbps uplink connection with a 30-square-centimeter Phasor antenna.