AvL Technologies announces a new 1.55m tri-band manual point terminal. The antenna is showcased in the AvL Technologies booth this week at SATELLITE 2022.
The antenna features include high efficiency X-, Ku- and Ka-band feeds integrated with high power Mission Microwave block upconverters, an all-new AvL quad-pod positioner, and our Terminal Interface Unit with high-stability 10Mhz reference and built-in graphical user interface for ease of satellite acquisition and peaking. Importantly this terminal includes standard and high wind configurations and has been demonstrated in extremely harsh environments during 25m/sec (56mph) winds with minimum gain loss with the optional high-wind kit. The terminal packs into 4 lightweight cases and can be assembled by two people in 15 minutes.
AvL Technologies, Inc. specializes in the design, development and production of mobile satellite antenna and positioner systems. With corporate headquarters based in Asheville, North Carolina, and a regional office in the UK, AvL is able to offer superior service and support to customers around the world. AvL's visionary approach to mobile satellite antennas and positioners has established the company as a global leader in innovation and reliability. The product line features a full range of lightweight, rapidly deployable, self-contained antenna and positioner systems and a new COTM terminal. AvL antenna systems enable efficient and cost-effective voice, video and data connectivity to be established quickly without the need for specialized training.
AvL also is the largest producer of high-performance, Ka-band ready, solid carbon fiber antennas. AvL’s growing carbon fiber product line includes apertures from 60cm to 5.0m that can be configured for case-based or vehicle-mount systems for diverse, worldwide applications.
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