Hiltron Communications, based in Germany, is a system integrator, manufacturer, and distributor specializing in satellite and wireless communication solutions. They offer a range of products including satellite communication technology, transmission equipment, controllers, motorized antenna mounts, and control systems for satellite earth stations. Hiltron serves various sectors like broadcast, defense, and secure communications, partnering with world-class manufacturers to provide comprehensive services from planning to post-sale support.
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Hiltron Communications developed the HMAM LEO motorized SATCOM flyaway that accommodates parabolic antennas of up to 2.4 m diameter.
The Hiltron Drive-Away is built to operate from 0 to 95 percent humidity over a temperature range of 35 degrees Celsius (optionally 55) down to -25 degrees Celsius.
Hiltron operates from a purpose-built headquarters at Backnang near Stuttgart with an on-site technical operations area capable of accommodating satellite-link vehicles and their roof-mounted antennas.
Hiltron is expanding the HMAM product portfolio to include full LEO capability (HMAM X-Y-Mount) in a fixed system supporting antennas of up to 2.5 m diameter under a state of Baden-Württemberg incentive.
Hiltron’s HDCU2 occupies a 180 x 180 x 0.09 m weatherproof housing and is rated for operation from -30 to +50 degrees Celsius at 5% to 95% non-condensing humidity.
Hiltron has decades of experience developing and producing tracking systems for fixed and mobile antennas and has a global installed base for tracking LEO, GEO, MEO, and inclined orbit satellites.
Hiltron Communications has introduced the HDCU2 de-icing sensor and heating controller for satellite communication equipment.
Hiltron Communications introduced the HDCU2 de-icing sensor and heating controller as part of its satellite communication equipment range.
Hiltron integrates the 3D scan data into a point cloud of approximately 60 million points from which a computer-aided design model is created.
Hiltron chose the mid-September IBC 2022 show in Amsterdam for the first European promotion of the HMAM LEO motorized antenna mount, the HSACU4 antenna control unit, and a 3D laser-based Satcom antenna scanning service.
Hiltron’s 3D laser scanning processing integrates measured points into a cloud of approximately 60 million points from which a CAD model is created.
Hiltron’s 3D laser scanning can be performed while the antenna is in operation and is suitable for performance evaluation when upgrading antennas to higher frequencies such as Ka-band.
Hiltron HMAM LEO can be oriented through more than 360 degrees of azimuth and 80 degrees of elevation at the required tracking speed.
Hiltron Communications has introduced the HSACU4, a compact antenna control unit designed for flyaway antennas.
Hiltron Communications offers a service for 3D laser scanning and evaluation of teleport antennas.
Hiltron's 3D laser scanning can be performed while the antenna is in operation.
The 3D laser scanning technology is developed by Hiltron's subsidiary partner, ESA Microwave GmbH.
Hiltron's 3D laser scanning service performs high-resolution checks for antenna reflectors as part of a complete performance evaluation.
Hiltron's scanning service captures a million surface reference points per second with a geometric accuracy of less than 1 mm.
The 3D laser scanning technique used by Hiltron is more accurate than the commonly used photogrammetry technique.