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BusinessCom Launches DVB-S2 and SCPC IO Satellite Internet Service

Friday, February 19, 2010 @ 07:02 PM
Artur Nowak

BusinessCom, a global satellite telecommunications service provider, has launched the Advantage IP VSAT service, based on Ku-band IO satellites, providing coverage to more than 18 countries in the Middle East and parts of CIS and Asia, including Iraq and Afghanistan. With the new SLA-enabled service primarily designed to provide IP backbone connectivity for Internet Service Providers and Enterprise customers, BusinessCom has introduced satellite Internet access to these regions at unprecedented pricing.

 

 

The new BusinessCom Advantage IP VSAT service is based on the DVB-S2 standard, with ACM (Adaptive Coding and Modulation) delivering up to 52 Mbps IP throughput per terminal, with the ability to bond multiple terminals together. Whenever high order modulation can be used, the throughput can be further increased up to 133 Mbps per terminal. The Advantage IP VSAT service is available in both bi-directional receive and transmit and receive-only configurations, seamlessly integrating with existing terrestrial IP uplinks.

 

The Advantage IP VSAT customer premise equipment (CPE) kit features an easy-to-install motorized antenna, with a relatively small footprint compared to traditional IO satellite tracking hardware. The system automatically aligns and stays aligned to the target satellite, without the need to deploy, and possibly redeploy, a licensed installer. The CPE is designed to provide single button satellite acquisition and automatic reacquisition in the harshest of environments, minimizing initial deployment and recurring maintenance expenditures.

 

The Advantage IP VSAT CPE also includes a high performance Layer 7 Firewall appliance that provides QoS, Network Intrusion Detection System, Remote Administration, caching and on the fly traffic compression capabilities. This significantly increases satellite bandwidth efficiency compared to traditional VSAT systems. By leveraging the IP bandwidth optimization and IO satellite pricing, the Advantage IP VSAT is a very high performance, dedicated satellite Internet access solution.

 

ProtoStar II – K3 – MEA beam

Monday, January 4, 2010 @ 03:01 PM
Satellite News

Ku band capacity is available on PS2 @ 107.7 EL for short term lease at attractive pricing.

 

PS2 has excellent coverage in MEA, Iraq and Afghanistan making it an ideal platform for VSAT, GSM back hauling and other applications in the region ( footprint attached).

 

This capacity is available on a 90 day lease with 30 day for each extension thereafter.

 

ProtoStar’s fleet is a multi-satellite constellation model built around strategic Asian DTH neighborhoods. The satellites are customized to support DTH operators with high-powered transponders providing redundancy and expansion capacity across footprints tailored to their market requirements. By utilizing advanced wide scan angle antennae, DTH operators are able to provide television programming services across multiple satellites within a 30 degree orbital arc. This proprietary antenna technology improves the quality of service for subscribers, reduces installation costs and extends the service life of satellites. The initial ProtoStar fleet of three satellites utilizes proven models from world class manufacturers ensuring long design lives. These satellites will be launched by major launch providers with years of demonstrated operational reliability.