- Satellite Equipments
- Private Hub Equipments
- iDirect Hub
- iNfiniti Satellite Router 3000
- iNfiniti Satellite Router 5000
- iNfiniti Satellite Router 7000
- Evolution X5 Satellite Router Evolution X3 Satellite Router
- Evolution 8000 Satellite Router
- Cellular Backhaul
- Antenna
- BUC Ku Band
- LNB Ku Band
- LinkStar Satellite Router
- Comtec Satellite Router
LinkStar Satellite Router
The hub-based LinkStarS2 system incorporates the DVB-S2 waveform that offers up to 30% greater bandwidth efficiency, substantially reducing network operating costs and increasing network capacity. The LinkStar® system is the highest performance, star-based VSAT system for service providers, ISPs, and corporate network managers who are seeking a system based on DVB standards.
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Print LinkStarS2A Networking: Now With ACM
In addition to DVB-S2 savings, the LinkStar system now also includes ACM (Adaptive Coding and Modulation). In environments prone to unpredictable and heavy weather, ACM provides up to 46% reduction in satellite bandwidth compared to a non-ACM implementation of DVB-S2. ACM enables the downstream carrier to dynamically change its modulation and coding in response to changing link conditions. Plus, the LinkStarS2A system also includes ViaSat-exclusive Dynamic Link Adaptation (DLA) to provide operators even more improvements in performance reliability when satellite signal strength degrades for any reason.
LinkStar networking offers several benefits
- The highest return channel rate on the market
- Rate-based operation that increases your data throughput
- Guaranteed information rates for each network location
- Lower-cost terminals because fewer hardware components are needed and volumes increase as markets expand
- Both ViaSat-enhanced and DVB-RCS operating modes (software changeable)
LinkStar VSATs can operate using C- or Ku-band transponders, and can operate efficiently in small or large networks, for thin-route or broadband data. A Web-based NMS makes it simple to operate and easy to configure.
