Syrlinks, now a product brand within Safran Data Systems, is a French company specializing in radio-frequency communication systems for the space industry, particularly New Space applications. They design and manufacture products such as TT&C transceivers, high data rate transmitters, GNSS receivers, and SDR payloads for nano, micro, and mini satellites. Their products are used in various missions, including Earth observation, Satcom, and IoT programs, and they partner with major satellite manufacturers like Airbus, Thales, and Loft Orbital, as well as space agencies like CNES and ESA. Key keywords include radio communication, telemetry, tracking and control (TT&C), GNSS, and satellite payloads.
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Kinéis collaborates with notable players in the French space ecosystem, including Hemeria, Thales Alenia Space, Syrlinks, Comat, and CNES.
Syrlinks is a Safran Electronics & Defense company that provides radiocommunication and geolocation systems for the space industry.
LeoStella is pursuing a partnership with Syrlinks, a Safran Electronics & Defense company, to equip LeoStella’s LS-300 satellite bus with the N-SPHERE GNSS receiver.
Syrlinks and LeoStella have an established partnership built over the course of several collaborative programs.
Syrlinks will equip LeoStella’s LS-300 satellite buses with its N-SPHERE GNSS receiver for low-Earth orbit applications.
Syrlinks and LeoStella have agreed to integrate the N-SPHERE GNSS receiver from Syrlinks into LeoStella’s LS-300 platform.
Nara Space will use the Syrlinks EWC27 for Observer-1, Nara Space’s first standard satellite, which is scheduled to launch next year.
The Syrlinks EWC27 provides very high data rate throughput in X-Band and features low power consumption and a highly efficient power amplifier.
Nara Space selected the Syrlinks EWC27 to implement a high-data-rate X-band transmission link.
Syrlinks works with clients and partners including Airbus, OneWeb, CNES, the European Space Agency, Thales Alenia Space, and Hemeria.
Syrlinks and Nara Space partnered to integrate Syrlinks’s compact X-Band transmitter EWC27 into Nara Space’s 12U satellite BUSANSAT.
Syrlinks employs more than 185 people and has delivered more than 2,000 flight models for space, representing more than 800 years of on-orbit time with 100% reliability.
Nara Space will use the Syrlinks EWC27 for both BusanSat and Observer-1.
Syrlinks is a French company founded in 2011 that designs and delivers RF communication products worldwide for the Space, Defense, Safety, and Time-frequency market segments.
Syrlinks provided the S-band instruments for the Omnispace Spark payloads.
Omnispace’s SPARK 1 satellite was designed and built by Thales Alenia Space in conjunction with NanoAvionics, Syrlinks, and ANYWAVES.
U-Space, ANYWAVES, COMAT, and Syrlinks are four French companies collaborating on the Synchrocube project.
Syrlinks provides both the payload and the ground receiver necessary for the Synchrocube service.
Syrlinks is transitioning from being a satellite subsystem manufacturer to becoming a service provider.
Syrlinks sees Synchrocube as a major evolution for the company and a pathway to new commercial prospects.