Cobham Group is a global technology and services innovator specializing in communication and connectivity solutions, particularly in challenging environments. The company delivers cutting-edge technologies for reliable and secure communication between spacecraft, satellites, and ground stations. Cobham, through its Cobham Satcom business, provides satellite communication solutions, including ground infrastructure and satellite terminals, and has partnered with organizations like Inmarsat, Yahsat and Space42. Key areas include avionics, connectivity, SATCOM solutions for military and civil platforms.
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Cobham Satcom and China TranTech signed a strategic contract that includes the largest delivery of SAILOR XTR Ku VSAT antennas to the Chinese market to date.
The demonstration used a network architecture that allowed soldiers to connect Telesat’s LEO 3 satellite through Cobham antennas.
The upgraded broadband requires two terminals: a Ka-band terminal that Viasat is acquiring from Cobham and an L-band terminal built internally by Viasat.
The OBC-GR712 from Spaceteq is based on the Cobham Gaisler GR712RC dual-core LEON0.914 m 32-bit SPARC processor and supports the UART interface.
Cobham Satcom designs and manufactures accurate active tracking antennas for GEO, HEO, MEO, and LEO satellites.
Cobham SATCOM issued a multi-year contract with a leading U.S. prime contractor for Cobham Satcom 2.4 m antennas with a minimum value in excess of $10,000,000 and annual renewal options for additional units.
Cobham Satcom offers antenna products that provide multi-orbit, multi-band, and multi-network capabilities for fixed-use and mobile platforms.
Cobham Satcom offers radome-protected antennas in sizes ranging from under 1 m to 3.7 m with single- and multi-band, multi-orbit capabilities and high-accuracy LEO, MEO, and GEO tracking.
Cobham Satcom radome-protected antennas are available in sizes ranging from under 1 m up to 3.7 m with single-band and multi-band, multi-orbit capabilities and provide LEO, MEO, and GEO tracking.
Cobham Satcom delivers accurate, multi-orbit active tracking antennas for land, maritime, fixed, and mobile applications across GEO, LEO, and MEO satellites and has been operating in satellite communication technology for over forty years.
Cobham SATCOM has a multi-year contract with a leading U.S. prime contractor for Cobham Satcom 2.4 m TRACKER antennas with a minimum value in excess of $10,000,000 and annual renewal options for additional units.
Frontgrade was previously known as CAES Space Systems, the former electronics unit of British defense and aerospace contractor Cobham, before being purchased earlier 2023 by Veritas.
The contract acquires nexgen maritime antennas from the Cobham Satcom Sea Tel product line to support United States Government and Department of Defense programs.
Cobham Satcom provides antennas designed for multi-orbit, multi-band, and multi-network capabilities for both fixed-use and mobile platforms.
Cobham Satcom received a purchase order from a leading U.S. prime contractor with a minimum value in excess of $12,000,000.
Cobham Satcom delivers multi-orbit, active tracking antennas for land, maritime, fixed, and mobile platforms supporting GEO, LEO, and MEO satellites.
Cobham Satcom and RBC Signals have an expanded partnership to deploy Cobham Satcom’s Tracker 6000 and Tracker 3700 series ground stations globally.
Cobham Satcom’s Sailor XTR terminals operate across multiple orbits and support Inmarsat’s geostationary and highly elliptical orbit satellites, ensuring access over the Arctic region.
Cobham Satcom has been chosen by Inmarsat Government to supply new generation SAILOR XTR user terminals.
Kevin Dunne held the roles of VP Programs, VP Sales & Business Development, and VP of the Antenna Systems Division at Cobham PLC.