SDL-1500 High-Performance Two-Dimensional Phased Array Satellite Terminal
The SDL-1500 is a 30mm ultra-slim, 9kg Ku-band phased array satellite terminal that integrates advanced Antenna-in-Package (AiP) technology to support high-speed hybrid LEO and GEO communication.
- Ultra-slim design with AIP packaging and integrated radome technology
- Full compatibility with both GEO and LEO satellite networks
- SmartFusion technology for ultra-low power consumption and ultra-wideband communications
- It can identify the UAV model, find the data such as the distance of the UAV.
- Wide-temperature-range operation
- Ideal for professional mobile satellite communications in complex scenarios
Product Details
Product Features
Professional field operations often struggle with bulky satellite terminals whose mechanical moving parts suffer from physical wear, slow tracking speeds, and excessive power draw in demanding environments. The SDL-1500 solves these operational liabilities by replacing mechanical dishes with a solid-state, two-dimensional flat panel that steers beams electronically. This high-efficiency architecture achieves a G/T ratio greater than 9.5 dB/K and an EIRP equal to or greater than 44 dBW, guaranteeing deep data throughput for intensive multi-media streaming and heavy telemetry. By delivering an ultra-low 30mm height profile that reduces aerodynamic drag and clearance issues, it provides a highly reliable hybrid LEO/GEO communication link for mission-critical deployments where traditional hardware cannot survive.
Key Specifications
| Receiving Frequency | 10.7~12.75GHz |
| Transmitting Frequency | 13.75~14.5GHz |
| G/T Value | ≥9.5 dB/K |
| EIRP | ≥44 dBW |
| Scan Range | Azimuth: 0-360°; Elevation: 0°-70° |
| Dimension | ≤600mm×600mm×30mm |
| Weight | ≤9kg |
| Power Consumption | ≤300W |
| Power Supply | DC 24V |
| Operating Temperature | -40℃~55℃ |
| Operating Humidity | ≤95% |
| Enclosure Protection Class | IP65 |
FAQ
- What are the operational advantages of the two-dimensional electronic scanning used in the SDL-1500?
- Traditional antennas rely on mechanical motors to point toward a satellite, which creates a point of failure under continuous vibration. The SDL-1500 utilizes advanced two-dimensional phased array technology, meaning the antenna beam is steered entirely via software algorithms in both azimuth (0–360°) and elevation (0°–70°). This allows for near-instantaneous tracking adjustments within microseconds, ensuring the connection stays completely stable during aggressive physical maneuvers or high-speed travel.
- How does the built-in SmartFusion technology affect power consumption and thermal performance?
- SmartFusion technology is an intelligent power and signaling management architecture that optimizes the energy distribution across thousands of individual chip-level radiating elements. Instead of running all elements at maximum output constantly, it dynamically scales power based on link quality. This keeps the maximum power consumption under 300W, significantly reduces thermal output, and prevents performance degradation during long-term field operations in high-temperature environments.
- Can this terminal handle simultaneous connectivity across different satellite orbital altitudes?
- Yes. This Ku-band communication terminal is built with native high-and-low orbit compatibility. Its wideband processing architecture allows it to connect seamlessly to both high-altitude Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) satellites and low-latency Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations, providing field operators with robust network redundancy and flexible bandwidth options depending on geographical availability.
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