LEO Satellite Antenna System| GTL


 GTL is the best LEO satellite antenna system manufacturer in Korea, with proprietary technology that allows an antenna to track satellite signals automatically.

The industry's rapid increase in LEO launches is being driven by the low costs of developing and launching LEO satellites. The next generation of LEO satellite constellations will necessitate a substantial amount of ground infrastructure. As a result, GTL provides cutting-edge infrastructure to the expanding space industry.

GTL Satellite Antenna

Satellite antennas are used to direct the satellite's transmitting power to a specific geographical region on Earth while avoiding interference from unwanted signals that degrade the overall signal quality.

Antennas used onboard satellites are chosen based on their physical configurations, which are expected to be low volume, low cost, and high antenna gain. The antenna gain is the intensity with which an antenna propagates its signal in a specific direction. Antennas that receive signals can be directional/bidirectional or omni directional. Directional antennas have a radius of 45-90 degrees and transmit and receive signals only from one direction. Omni directional antennas, on the other hand, transmit and receive RF signals equally from all directions and provide a 360-degree radiation pattern.

GTL Technology

Ø  The antenna system with GTL's MFPM(Mechanical Failure Preventive Module) enables real-time and online checking of antenna status. It solves the problem of high maintenance costs for antennas, which enables their installation in various areas.

Ø  The tilt axis of 7° slope, added to the traditional 2-axis structure, prevents data loss when the satellite passes the antenna's straight-up angle.

Ø  The detachable design allows consumers to customize antenna freely in various development environments. It also provides a solution to upgrade an existing two-axis drive antenna by adding a tilt axis.

Ø  The unique technology of GTL makes its antenna track signals from satellites automatically so that high-quality signals can be received continuously.

If you are looking for a LEO satellite antenna system, you can find them at GTL.

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