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  • Intellian to supply enterprise terminals for Telesat Lightspeed satellite network
  • High-performance dual-parabolic antennas enable seamless Telesat Lightspeed connectivity
  • Intellian terminals set to support Telesat system development and testing phases

Telesat, a prominent satellite operator, has awarded Intellian a contract to design and supply enterprise user terminals for the Telesat Lightspeed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite network.

Intellian's expertise in non-geostationary satellite orbit (NGSO) modem integration and satellite tracking will ensure the delivery of highly reliable, high-throughput access for Telesat's demanding customers.

Telesat Lightspeed Network

Intellian is set to deliver terminals early, aiding Telesat in system development and performance testing phases. These terminals will also play a key role in Telesat's Lightspeed Alpha and Beta Test phases, showcasing system capabilities to enterprise, telecom, and government customers, including the Government of Canada.

Discussions are underway between Telesat and Intellian regarding terminal development programs tailored to other market segments.

Dual-Parabolic Antennas

These parabolic reflectors are fine-tuned to provide maximum gain with a 1m aperture

The user terminals are equipped with dual-parabolic antennas designed for seamless handovers between satellites in the LEO constellation. 

These parabolic reflectors are fine-tuned to provide maximum gain with a 1m aperture, ensuring high data rates and excellent link margin performance for Telesat's end-users. Intellian's design focuses on long-term reliability and resilience, suitable for deployment in extreme environmental conditions globally.

Telesat Lightspeed Ecosystem

"As a proven terminal provider for Telesat’s Phase 1 LEO demonstrations and with their extensive experience in deploying tracking antennas for NGSO networks, Intellian is the right partner to enable customer access to the Telesat Lightspeed network from anywhere in the world," states Aneesh Dalvi, Telesat’s Director of LEO Landing Stations and User Terminals.

He notes Intellian's dual-parabolic terminals as a vital part of Telesat's low-latency, high-performance ecosystem.

High-Performance and Flexible Solutions

Eric Sung, Intellian CEO, expresses enthusiasm for the partnership, "We’re very pleased to be a technological cornerstone of such a significant venture. This contract affirms our position as a market pioneer, partnering to deliver unparalleled value to customers across a diverse range of markets. Our proven capabilities to design cutting-edge, high-performance, and flexible solutions synonymous with our products make us an ideal partner for Telesat."

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