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Tesat Spacecom received an order to supply optical intersatellite links for 10 satellites to a U.S. satellite manufacturer.
Kongsberg Satellite Services transfers data in S-band, X-band and Ka-band and is working with Tesat to install optical ground stations.
Tesat-Spacecom developed the optical terminals for EDRS-C with the German Space Agency DLR.
Kongsberg Satellite Services is working with Tesat-Spacecom to add optical nodes to its ground station network.
GomSpace provided the satellite platform that integrates TESAT’s optical terminal for the PIXL demonstration mission.
Kongsberg Satellite Services signed a memorandum of understanding with Tesat-Spacecom to work together on optical communications technology.
Tesat built the laser terminals for Europe’s SpaceDataHighway constellation that optically transfers Earth observation imagery to ground stations.
Tesat-Spacecom is an Airbus Defense and Space subsidiary based in Germany that manufactures satellite telecommunications payloads and laser communications technology.
Tesat-Spacecom manufactured the optical terminals used on the five-satellite SpaceDataHighway network.
Airbus’ four Pleiades Neo satellites, scheduled for launch in 2020 on two Vega C rockets, will feature Tesat-Spacecom optical links to connect to Europe’s SpaceDataHighway.
Tesat-Spacecom of Backnang, Germany is nearly finished developing two commercial laser terminals: a cubesat terminal that can beam 10 gigabits per second between spacecraft at distances up to 6,0 m and a terminal for 10 Gbps space-to-ground communications.
BridgeSat is working with Tesat-Spacecom and Thales Alenia Space to create optical terminals that will work with the BridgeSat network.