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TESAT was selected to deliver optical communications terminals to Lockheed Martin for integration on Lockheed Martin’s 42 SDA Tranche 1 Transport Layer satellites.
TESAT’s Optical Communication Terminals passed interoperability testing for the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 1 Transport Layer satellites to be built by Lockheed Martin.
The optical communication terminal is part of TESAT’s laser communication portfolio and is specifically designed to operate in LEO broadband constellations.
Tesat plans to start manufacturing optical terminals in Merritt Island, Florida.
TESAT’s Optical Communication Terminals (OCTs) passed interoperability testing for the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 1 Transport Layer satellites.
Tesat-Spacecom’s laser communications terminals passed key ground tests required for deployment on Space Development Agency satellites on 2023-10-26.
Tesat’s terminals will be integrated with Lockheed Martin’s satellites that will be part of the Space Development Agency Transport Layer Tranche 1 satellites scheduled to launch in late 2024.
TESAT has a new manufacturing building under final construction in Merritt Island, Florida providing 2,200 square meters of additional cleanroom capacity.
The OCT is part of TESAT’s laser communication portfolio and is specifically designed to operate in LEO broadband constellations.
TESAT was selected to deliver OCTs to Lockheed Martin for integration on Lockheed Martin’s 42 SDA Tranche 1 Transport Layer satellites.
The European Space Agency and TESAT launched a development program in 2020 to improve the functionalities and design of Microwave Power Modules and to lay the foundation for the final design and qualification process for the Quad-MPM.
Lockheed Martin is using Tesat optical terminals for its Tranche 1 satellites.
In 2018, Airbus subsidiary Tesat planned to work with the Institute for Communication and Navigation of the German Aerospace Center to establish a high-capacity optical terminal to speed up data transfer from the ISS to the ground.
TESAT has executed almost 80,000 optical satellite links.
TESAT is a consortium member of EAGLE-1 and is Europe’s leading laser communication technology company.
TESAT will manufacture the QKD payload comprising the Scalable Optical Terminal SCOT80 to establish a secure optical link from space to ground and will produce the QKD module of the satellite.
Germany’s Tesat‑Spacecom will develop the QKD payload for the Eagle-1 satellite operated by the SES-led group.
SES selected TESAT as a key partner responsible for developing and integrating the Quantum Key Distribution payload for the EAGLE-1 satellite.
TESAT is Europe’s leading laser communication technology company and has executed almost 80,000 optical satellite links.
TESAT will manufacture the QKD payload for EAGLE-1 comprising the Scalable Optical Terminal SCOT80 to establish a secure optical link from space to ground and the satellite QKD module.