Newtec Offers New Advances for High Throughput Satellite Networks
Newtec’s new satellite hubs are designed for IP applications over satellite, in full compliance with DVB-S2 and DVB-S2X standards.
Newtec, a specialist in designing, developing and manufacturing equipment and technologies for satellite communications, has unveiled a number of new DVB-S2X wideband products for use in High Throughput Satellite (HTS) and global networks.
The company’s comprehensive HTS product portfolio allows customers to cost-effectively deliver improved services in any vertical and benefit from the efficiencies and throughputs enabled by HTS spot beam technology.
The Newtec wideband DVB-S2X (and scalable) Dialog XIF Hubs provide high throughput, high density and carrier grade solutions, as part of the Newtec Dialog multiservice platform (Release 2.1). Each hub model offers flexibility and modularity, facilitating the growth of networks and addition of services by allowing customers to start with an initial investment and then extend their platform as they grow.
Newtec has also introduced two new wideband modems, the MDM2210 and the MDM3310, which offer high performance and ease of use for the consumer, enterprise, cellular backhaul, government and mobility markets. Thanks to the wideband DVB-S2X, customers can now benefit from the efficiencies and throughputs enabled by HTS spot beam satellites.
The easy-to-use, high-performance Newtec MDM2210 IP Satellite Modem addresses the needs of future consumer and SME broadband networks and customer requirements, delivering throughputs of over 100 Mbps and is available with an optional Wi-Fi-embedded router. The MDM2210 supports up to 500 Mbaud DVB-S2X and can, therefore, get the most bandwidth capacity out of any HTS satellite. The MDM2210 is combined with an extensive portfolio of cost-effective Ku and Ka outdoor units. These terminals are easy to install via the Point&Play smartphone app, providing easy and high accuracy pointing, with no need for additional tools during the installation and terminal commissioning flow.
The Newtec Dialog XIF hub and the DVB-S2X wideband modems are geared towards the multiservice era, allowing customers to combine the most appropriate modems with the most efficient return technologies to address a wide range of applications. The multiservice platform also features Newtec’s Mx-DMA technology, combining the best of SCPC and MF-TDMA to offer customers on-demand variable bandwidth allocation with enhanced efficiencies. With the Mx-DMA technology, a return rate of up to 75 Mbps for a single terminal can be supported.
Newtec will showcase its new extended product portfolio at the CABSAT Show, in Dubai, and at the 2017 NAB Show, in Las Vegas.
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