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Orbit Unveils MPT30Ka: A Compact SATCOM Solution for Tactical Vehicles and Mission-Critical Deployments
Compact design supports space-limited military vehicles and delivers reliable SATCOM performance both on-the-move and in rapid deployment missions
Orbit Communication Systems Ltd. (TASE: ORBI), a leading global provider of ground, airborne, and maritime SATCOM terminals, tracking ground station solutions, and mission-critical communication systems, announced the launch of the Multi-Porpuse SATCOM Terminal MPT30Ka SATCOM On-The-Move (SOTM), its most compact satellite communication system available for military vehicles, maritime vessels and rapid deployment.
Nowadays, military mobile platforms are increasingly equipped with a wide range of payloads, including radars, weapon systems and advanced sensors. This creates a significant demand for compact SATCOM solutions that minimize their footprint without compromising on performance. The MPT30Ka SOTM addresses this operational requirement by delivering a low power consumption system and compact design, yet maintains uninterrupted, high-capacity connectivity. The system meets multiple military standrds such as MIL-STD-461G/810G/1275 making it fully resilient to electromagnetic interference. Thus, it ensures continuous, and secure communication even when radars and electronic systems are simultaneously active, and maintains reliable operation in harsh and demanding terrain conditions, guaranteeing mission success anytime and anywhere.
The MPT30Ka SOTM offers unmatched operational flexibility. Thanks to its compact and light design, it enables a rapid ground deployement, and is simple to operate without complex field assembly. This maximizes ground forces efficiency and contributes mission success by providing immediate, secure communication, with full connectivity both on the move and during stationary missions. Proven operationally on mobile platforms in multi-orbit GEO/MEO/HEO/LEO satellite constelletions as well as at multi-polarizations, the MPT30Ka SOTM delivers the resilience and flexibility essential for modern tactical operations even at a GPS denied environment and other field interferences.
Daniel Eshchar, CEO of Orbit Communication Systems, said: "The MPT30Ka represents a breakthrough in tactical SATCOM. It delivers exceptionally high performance, giving forces in the field the compactness, flexibility, and reliability they need to succeed in today's demanding missions. Orbit's SATCOM systems for land vehicles have already been battle-proven by armies worldwide, and the MPT30Ka builds on this legacy with unmatched capability in the most compact form."
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