A Ku-band hybrid-scan terminal that switches between vehicle-mounted and portable employment: the same two-axis electronic plus two-axis automatic mechanical architecture as our Ka SOTM line, with full-polarization automatic switching for HTS GEO, MEO and LEO operation.
Highlights
Mount it on a vehicle for mobile operations or carry it out and set it up — the manufacturer rates it for flexible switching between both roles.
Automatic full-polarization switching with >30 dB cross-pol isolation keeps you compatible across satellite plans and transponders.
HTS GEO, MEO and LEO constellations with ≤3 ms band switching and <15 s re-acquisition after short blockouts.
Applications
Vehicle SOTM · Portable flyaway kits · Emergency and energy-sector communications · Multi-orbit field links
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Full Specifications
| Item | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | TX 13.7–14.5 GHz / RX 10.7–12.75 GHz | Manufacturer spec |
| Tracking accuracy | ≤0.2° | Manufacturer spec |
| Scan mode | Hybrid: 2-axis electronic + 2-axis automatic mechanical | Manufacturer spec |
| Acquisition | ≤2 min from first start | Manufacturer spec |
| Re-acquisition | <15 s (blockout ≤5 min); <25 s (blockout >5 min) | Manufacturer spec |
| Constellations | HTS GEO / MEO / LEO | Manufacturer spec |
| Band switching | ≤3 ms | Manufacturer spec |
| Polarization | Full polarization, automatic switching; cross-pol isolation >30 dB (boresight) | Manufacturer spec |
| Coverage | AZ unlimited; hybrid pitch 10–90° | Manufacturer spec |
| Employment | Vehicle-mounted or portable, switchable per mission | Manufacturer spec |
FAQ
Vehicle or portable — which is it?
Both. The manufacturer designed it for vehicle-mounted and portable satellite communication with flexible switching between roles per mission.
Which constellations does it track?
High-throughput GEO, MEO and LEO — with ≤3 ms band switching for constellation handover (manufacturer specification).
Polarization?
Full polarization with automatic switching; cross-polarization isolation is better than 30 dB at boresight.