Satcube AB is showing its new Ku band lightweight terminal with an integrated UHP-200 modem at Hall 3, C16 and demonstrating it outside in the Broadcast Solutions booth.

The integrated UHP-200 modem enables performance up to 20Mbps duplex performance with Intelsat EPIC or, with SCPC activated, up to 45 Mbps duplex. On non-HTS satellites, such as the Romantis network, the modem enables performance up to 4Mbps duplex, or with SCPC activated, up to 9Mbps duplex.

We are demonstrating live traffic over, among others, Romantis capacity on the AM7 satellite at IBC 2017; the performance numbers above are verified at live trials.

"The Satcube Ku lightweight terminal showcases the best-in-class performance of our UHP-200 modem, which consumes only 10W and can process up to 250,000 IP packets per second in a very small volume." - Vagan Shakhgildian, CEO UHP Networks

"We are proud to continue our long cooperation with UHP and its best in class technology for the satellite industry. With the UHP-200 modem, we are able to deliver world class performance in a light weight, easy to use integrated lightweight terminal." - Jakob Kallmer, CEO Satcube AB.

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