February 19, 2008
General Dynamics Booth also showcases mobile and man portable Satellite terminals and SOTM displays.
General Dynamics SATCOM Technologies will feature its extensive line of Satellite Communications products at Satellite 2008, February 26-28 at the Washington, DC Convention Center in Booth #133.
Complimentary Exhibit Hall Passes for Satellite 2008, an $85.00 value good through February 24, are available. Click here to register for your Satellite 2008 Exhibit Hall Pass.
New This Year: Live SOTM Demos
A special feature of the General Dynamics booth this year will be daily demonstrations of Satcom-on-the-Move™ streaming video over the internet. The demonstrations will showcase the company's ability to provide customers broadband transmission and reception of video, voice and data via satellite while on the move. The demonstrations will be conduced over Ku-band via satellite and feature General Dynamics' Satcom-on-the-Move™ demonstration vehicle and dedicated satellite communications demonstration hub in Duluth, Georgia.
Commercial and military SATCOM products on display will include the company's Sentinel Auto Acquire Antenna, the Warrior™ line of mobile and man portable satellite communications terminals and a static display of the General Dynamics 20-24 SOTM terminal.
 Sentinel: Rugged, Stow-Mobile VSAT
General Dynamics' Sentinel Model 120 (1.2M) Auto Acquire Antenna, is a stow-mobile VSAT system that provides immediate Internet access on multiple Ku-band satellite platforms worldwide. Featuring superior polarization and signal strength, the Sentinel assures remote, real time communications. Click here to download the Sentinel data sheet.
Warrior 240 TMST: Mobile Satcom
 Also included in the booth display is a Warrior 240 TMST satellite terminal. SATCOM Technologies is currently under contract to provide 110 of the Satellite Transportable Terminals to the US Army through Increment One of the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) program. The Warrior 240T/Trailer Mounted SATCOM Terminal (TMST) can be configured for either SATCOM or Troposcatter Communications and can operate over C, Ku, Ka or X-Band frequencies. It provides transmit and receive data rates up to 155 megabits per second and can be set up in less than 20-minutes. Click here for more information on the Warrior 240 TMST.
Warrior 96 WIP-T: Lightweight, Flyaway Unit
 General Dynamics portable satellite terminal, the Warrior 96 WIP-T, also will be on display. The Model 96 Warrior I.P. Terminal (WIP-T) is a flyaway unit that provides secure or non-secure communications over Ku-band (ka and X-band available) and is fully equipped to handle any IP application. Click here for more information about the Warrior 96 WIP-T.
Warrior SOTM: True Satcom-on-the-Move™
 Finally, SATCOM Technologies will provide a static display of its 20-24 SOTM terminal. SATCOM Technologies has been leading the market in delivering true, Satcom-on-the-Move™ terminals to the US Army. The company provides SOTM terminals in sizes ranging from 16" to 30." The General Dynamics SOTM terminals transmit and receive data at speeds up to 1.54 Mbps in Ku-band, giving unit commanders robust satellite communication in moving vehicles and providing unequaled mobile access to a broad spectrum of information services including video, data and imagery. The terminals track and lock on to satellites using a combination of integral satellite-beacon receivers, gyro stabilization and inertial measurement units. Click here for more information on the General Dynamics line of SOTM terminals.
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