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The ThinAir Ka2517 from ThinKom provides continuous 360-degree azimuth coverage, tracking accuracy of less than 0.2 degrees, and supports GSO and NGSO networks.
The ThinAir Ka2517 from ThinKom delivers up to 800 Mbps downlink and 200 Mbps uplink, with a G/T up to 18.5 dB/K and an EIRP of 55.5 dBW (Psat).
ThinKom expects a significant Ka1717 install base across North America by the end of 2024.
ThinKom's VICTS antennas provide high beam agility that enables operation with LEO, MEO, GEO, and HEO satellite constellations, creating a multi-constellation, multi-orbit in-flight connectivity solution for airlines.
ThinKom antennas have provided continuous service on U.S. government aircraft since 2018.
Airlines can deploy ThinKom’s Ka2517 solution and swap to Ku-band VICTS antennas later without changing the mounting hardware.
ThinKom’s ThinAir Ka2517 phased-array antenna operates with multiple modems and networks and provides high-throughput satellite communications across multiple orbits.
ThinKom’s technology supports frequencies from S-band through Ka-band and beyond.
The United States Air Force Research Laboratory contracted ThinKom Solutions, Inc. to deliver a modular and scalable phased-array antenna solution to support ground segment operations.
The conformal design of ThinKom’s antenna results in a radome that is flush with the aircraft skin.
ThinKom's antenna offering utilizes the patented Variable Inclination Continuous Transverse Stub (VICTS) architecture.
ThinKom's VICTS platform is selected by demanding customers for reliable and high-performing phased array antennas.
ThinKom has secured a major production contract for an airborne, multi-band, conformal antenna solution to support a military partner.
ThinKom's VICTS architecture delivers independent K- and Ka-band connectivity via standalone transmit and receive antennas.
ThinKom has developed a Q-band antenna as a potential future upgrade for the existing antenna solution.
ThinKom's antenna system can acquire and track satellites even at extremely low elevation angles while maintaining high spectral efficiency.
The ThinKom solution provides high spectral efficiency with relatively low power consumption.
ThinKom's approach increases reliability while reducing weight, power, and complexity.
ThinKom antennas have provided continuous service on U.S. government aircraft since 2018.
The ThinAir Ka2517 terminal was demonstrated over SES’s Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) and Geostationary (GEO) satellite networks during testing at ThinKom’s Hawthorne, California facilities and on an aircraft in Mojave, California.