QuadSAT is a Danish company founded in 2017 that provides drone-based antenna testing and radio frequency (RF) measurement solutions for the satellite, defense, wireless, and broadcast industries. Their drone systems offer a cost-effective and flexible way to test and verify satellite communication antennas and RF equipment in real-world environments. QuadSAT works with major satellite operators like OneWeb and SES, as well as organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA) and NATO. Their solutions are utilized for antenna testing, RF measurements, and spectrum monitoring, ensuring compliance and optimizing performance.
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The Trantor consortium included the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (IIS), Hispasat, Indra, Quadsat, Software Radio Systems (SRS), Starion, the University of Luxembourg, and Inster.
Quadsat worked with the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) to perform a measurement campaign to verify U.S. Space Force’s Wideband Global SATCOM (WGS) compliance.
Quadsat’s measurement technology enables earth station operators to conduct ESVA tests that are recognized by Eutelsat Group as part of the station authorization to operate on its GEO fleet without additional testing.
Quadsat has partnered with Eutelsat Group to define a new method for conducting Earth Station Verification Assistance (ESVA) tests.
Users of the Quadsat system can conduct the ESVA measurements required by Eutelsat Group’s procedure, including earth station transmit and receive radiation patterns, gain, EIRP, polarization isolation, and G/T.
Quadsat will provide on-site testing and verification of RF equipment at its SATELLITE 2024 stand activities.
All Quadsat products can measure full 2D and 3D radiation patterns, radiation pattern cuts, polarization, and Cross-Polar Discrimination (XPD).
Customers can choose and adapt the payload according to their specific requirements with the new range of Quadsat products.
Quadsat is launching a BETA version of a cloud platform for secure and instant data sharing with stakeholders.
Quadsat is working on developments to launch later this year, including the ability to measure EIRP, G/T, and powerflux density.
The Quadsat test system is a compact antenna testing solution consisting of a drone, custom-built payload, ground control station, RTK system, and bespoke software.
Quadsat will host daily hybrid demonstrations during Satellite 2024 to show how the system works in the field.
The new Quadsat product range includes an extended breadth of frequency ranges and uplink capabilities.
All Quadsat products evaluate stationary point tracking and perform NGSO satellite tracking emulation.
Torben Frigaard Rasmussen is transitioning from his role as Chairman of Quadsat.
Karina Bergstrøm Larsen has been appointed as the new Chairman of the Board of Quadsat.
Quadsat's testing technology is fully automated, flexible, and location independent.
Torben Frigaard Rasmussen played a key role in securing €9 million in Series A funding for Quadsat last year.
Quadsat is backed by Seraphim Space and the Danish state Vaekstfonden.
Quadsat's systems also include automation and measurement software.