Cobham Satcom and Mangata Networks have an agreement to deploy multiple Cobham Satcom 4.0 meter TRACKER gateway antennas across the globe.
Cobham Satcom supports Mangata’s initial terrestrial ground stations. and also represents the company’s first major step toward leveraging their HEO (Highly Elliptical Orbit) and MEO (Medium Earth Orbit) satellite constellations, which the infrastructure will service. Mangata’s architecture will decrease the capital expenditure required for this scale of global connectivity, all the while creating access to cloud technology, backhaul, IoT services, and 5G coverage to end-users around the globe.
Cobham Satcom takes a new approach to gateways and ground stations that is scalable, easily implemented and cost-effective. The company’s TRACKER Gateways have been selected by multiple LEO and MEO constellation operators based on proven performance, reliability, robust design that is suitable for all environments, low total cost of ownership, and Cobham Satcom’s ability to meet demanding implementation schedules.
Modular and easily configured, TRACKER Gateway terminals are available in a range of sizes up to 6 meters in single or multiple frequency bands. Three-axis tracking with protective radome allows operation in the harshest environments and ensures accurate tracking at all times, with optimum signal quality, uninterrupted passes, low power consumption, and high reliability.
Brian Holz, CEO and co-founder of Mangata, said, “Cobham Satcom has provided Mangata with an extremely reliable, high-performance gateway solution that will be a core component of our network. Their technology enhances our value proposition to our customers and will enable us to operate high-capacity feeder links in more places, at all times, reducing network access costs.”
Manish Gupta, CEO at Cobham Satcom, said, “We’re delighted to be collaborating with the Mangata team on this expansive project. We recognize the critical importance of bringing rapid, reliable and affordable connectivity to the globe and we were particularly impressed by the Mangata’s mission and vision, which is so well aligned with our own.”
