Terminal de communication par satellite haute performance SDL-900 pour utilisation en mouvement
The SDL-900 is a high-performance, ultra-thin phased-array satellite internet terminal designed for in-motion vehicular satellite communications. With an ultra-low profile of just 12 cm, it requires no vehicle modifications for installation and is compatible with a wide range of off-road vehicles. Equipped with phased-array technology, it supports Ku-band and nanosecond-level electronic scanning, delivering high aperture efficiency. It can rapidly lock onto satellites even at high speeds, ensuring stable and continuous network connectivity. The SDL-900 is a rugged solution for field operations and emergency communications.
Détails du produit
Caractéristiques du produit
- Ku-band, High Performance, High Reliability
- A high-performance ultra-thin phased-array terminal for in-vehicle mobile satellite internet.
- Ultra-low 12 cm profile, no vehicle modification needed
- Nanosecond-level electronic scanning
- Fast satellite lock at high speeds
- Stable, continuous connectivity on the move
Caractéristiques techniques principales
| Fréquence de réception | 10,7~12,75 GHz |
| Fréquence d'émission | 13,75~14,5 GHz |
| Valeur G/T | ≥12.5 dB/K |
| EIRP | ≥51 dBW |
| Plage de numérisation | Azimuth:0-360°; Elevation:25°-85° |
| Dimension | ≤1175mm×1150mm×120mm |
| Poids | ≤63.5kg |
| Consommation électrique | ≤550W |
| Alimentation électrique | 24 V CC |
| Température de fonctionnement | -40 °C à 55 °C |
| Humidité en fonctionnement | ≤95% |
| Indice de protection du boîtier | IP65 |
FAQ
- Q1: What vehicles can the SDL-900 be installed on?
- It is designed for SUVs, pickup trucks, off‑road vehicles, and light tactical vehicles. The 120mm ultra‑thin profile allows roof or roof‑rack mounting without drilling or permanent modifications to the vehicle body.
- Q2: How does it track satellites while the vehicle is moving?
- The phased‑array antenna uses electronic beam steering (no mechanical movement). Beam switching happens in nanoseconds – the terminal continuously calculates the satellite position relative to the vehicle’s motion and instantly re‑points the beam, maintaining lock even at high speeds, over bumps, or during turns.
- Q3: What is the real‑world data throughput?
- Actual throughput depends on satellite operator, beam configuration, and service plan. With G/T ≥12.5dB/K and EIRP ≥51dBW, the SDL-900 supports high‑definition video streaming, VoIP, secure data links, and broadband internet at typical Ku‑band speeds (e.g., 10‑50Mbps down / 2‑10Mbps up, depending on subscription).
- Q4: Is it easy to install and operate?
- Yes. Installation requires only a DC24V power connection and placing the unit on the roof (or rack). No vehicle body modification needed. Operation is automatic – the terminal self‑initializes, acquires the satellite, and tracks while driving. A simple remote control or app interface is provided.
- Q5: What environments can it survive?
- The SDL-900 is built for extreme conditions: IP65 protection (dust‑tight, water jets), operating temperature -40°C to +55°C, humidity up to 95%. It works in deserts, snow, heavy rain, and high‑vibration off‑road environments. Perfect for military, emergency management, oil & gas exploration, and remote field teams.
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