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Terminals & radios

Multi-channel radios and satellite terminals for land, sea, and air

Government & defense

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Tactical Gateways

Complete line-of-sight and beyond-line-of-sight communications system for on-the-move and on-the-pause land, air and maritime applications

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Video/ISR Data Links

Secure, spectrum-efficient line-of-sight (LOS) digital data link with range to the horizon and integral H.264 compression for multiple HD or SD video feeds

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SATCOM UHF

Shipboard and fixed station UHF satellite communications solutions, ranging from single user terminals to complete stand-alone UHF systems

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Hybrid SATCOM Approach

Flight-proven airborne platform with multi-band/network/orbit satellite connectivity

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Ku-band airborne terminals

Ku-band terminals optimized to receive full-motion video, make phone calls, conduct video conferences, and more

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Ka-band airborne terminals

Next-generation Ka-band terminals operating over military and commercial networks, providing key communications for realtime mission communications

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Dual-band airborne terminals

Dual-band antennas designed for roaming between Ka- and Ku-band networks

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GAT-5510

The GAT-5510 is a part of Viasat’s family of next-generation, full-ITU Ka-band terminals, enabling broadband, in-flight connectivity services for airborne operations around the globe.

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GAT-5518

The GAT-5518 mission-ready terminal is a part of Viasat’s family of next-generation, full-ITU Ka-band terminals, enabling in-flight, broadband connectivity services for airborne operations around the globe.

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GAT-5530

Second generation hybrid Ka- and Ku-band aviation satcom terminal with Ku- and full ITU Ka-band satellite connectivity, including Military and Commercial-Ka

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L-band terminals

Mobile transceivers with increased capacity for greater throughput capabilities

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Ground terminals

Multi-Mission Terminal (MMT) delivering rapidly deployable broadband for IP communications anywhere the mission leads

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SATCOM Data Controller

Video data controllers for sending data over tactical all radios

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Government maritime

Multi- and single-band terminals optimized for high-speed Government maritime broadband services

Ohio Air National Guard Airman First Class Justin Mauri and Airman First Class Joseph Blust, 178th Communication Flight, position a satellite receiver June 7, 2016, at Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Alpena Michigan.  Mauri and Blust positioned the receiver as part of setting up a broadband global area network during the 178th wing annual training. (Ohio Air National Guard Photo by Master Sgt. Seth Skidmore)
BGAN

The BGAN family of terminals provide high-performance mobile, portable communications capability

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BGAN Patrol

Redefining mission-critical connectivity for dismounted soldiers and emergency services on foot

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Black ICE SDR

Black ICE SDR is a modem that provides beyond line of sight communications on UAS and manned platforms, as well as expeditionary Command and Control operations

A C-17 Globemaster III assigned to 97th Air Mobility Wing, Altus Air Force Base, Okla., takes off from the Tonopah runway May 20 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., while participating in the Mobility Air Forces Exercise.  Approximately 12 U.S. Air Force bases participate in the exercise twice a year, testing the crew ability of C-17 Globemaster IIIs and C-130s to join together in formation at a specific time and location to drop a brigade-size force anywhere in the world. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Brett Clashman)
G-MODMAN

G-MODMAN is a smart ecosystem of products built around the Global Xpress managed service

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GX LITE

Built with land expeditionary users’ requirements in mind, the GX LITE flat panel user terminal readily translates to any “grab and go” situation

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IsatPhone 2

Providing essential voice calls and messaging for government users operating in remote regions and harsh environments

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LAISR

Built for crewed and uncrewed ISR missions, LAISR was designed to meet specific government requirements for highly reliable, high-speed BLOS connectivity available worldwide

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L-TAC

Enhancing tactical operations with secure, mobile communication capabilities, enabling BLOS communications without modifying existing radio hardware

Multi-industry

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Mobile satellite services

Next-generation End Cryptographic Unit (ECU) for securing Telemetry, Tracking and Commanding (TT&C), and mission data in Satellite Operation Centers (SOC)

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Fixed broadband terminals

Fixed or semi-fixed high-speed satellite internet terminals for residential, business, and enterprise applications

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