A new antenna for connecting high-speed transport to the satellite has been created in the UIC

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The United Instrument Engineering Corporation has developed a compact satellite communications antenna module for vehicles and UAVs, which ensures reliable operation at high speeds and extreme conditions, reports press office corporations.



“Unlike traditional satellite antennas, the module has a “flat” streamlined shape and can be installed on various moving objects - ships, trains, vehicles and tracked vehicles, aircraft and Drones", - says the release.

“The module supports a stable satellite communication channel regardless of the position in space and at speeds of up to several hundred kilometers per hour. With the loss of one signal, the antenna immediately picks up another thanks to technological know-how, which provides a constant overview in 360 °. Such features allow using the device, for example, on airplanes of various types, ”the press service informs.

“The antenna can serve for satellite control of unmanned aerial vehicles, where a signal interruption, even for a few seconds, can have critical consequences and is unacceptable,” noted in the military-industrial complex.

“Traditional antennas have a limited viewing radius. They are not able to provide high-quality communication, for example, in motion, especially at high speeds - the signal is lost, - quotes the press service of the Director of the Department for Innovative Development "OPK" Alexander Kalinin. - In our module, this problem is solved with the help of special technological solutions. The antenna simultaneously “sees” the entire spectrum of signals around it, regardless of the direction of movement, speed, and other operating conditions. This is a truly breakthrough product in the satellite communications market. ”

The development of low-profile antenna modules as part of the defense industry is engaged in the Moscow Research Radio Engineering Institute.
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  1. +4
    9 February 2016 18: 18
    Great, now satellite TV and Wi-Fi on board :)
    1. +5
      9 February 2016 18: 20
      If one signal is lost, the antenna immediately picks up another due to the technological know-how providing a constant 360 ° view.


      And they will be allowed to use mobile communications on airplanes.
      1. +10
        9 February 2016 18: 24
        Haha your phones ... Now you can drive UAVs around the world in any operating mode ... Especially if you tie them to GLONASS satellites! This is primarily a military direction control system!
        1. +3
          9 February 2016 18: 26
          And where to get energy? With management it is clear.
          1. 0
            9 February 2016 18: 29
            And where did you get the idea that it consumes much more energy than the previous ones?
            1. +3
              9 February 2016 18: 31
              I'm not talking about communication, for UAVs ...
              Now UAVs can be driven around the world in any operating mode ...
              1. -2
                9 February 2016 18: 35
                I think that means that a UAV flying somewhere in Syria is now a group of drones pilots ( laughing Ha! - pilots without caps) can reliably drive from the suburbs!
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            3. 0
              9 February 2016 18: 32
              “Unlike traditional satellite antennas, the module has a 'flat' streamlined shape and can be installed on various moving objects

              I put such an antenna cap on my head and please give me your wi-fi. laughing And power from the dynamo when walking. smile
      2. VP
        0
        9 February 2016 21: 08
        Prohibit not due to the fact that the antenna was not
    2. PKK
      0
      9 February 2016 18: 44
      You’re fantastic, I hope it won’t burn out when struck by lightning.
    3. 0
      10 February 2016 05: 58
      First of all, I noticed a wonderful airbrushing on the Yak-18 .. Young men ..
      1. 0
        10 February 2016 09: 27
        .... noticed a wonderful airbrushing on the Yak-18 ...

        .... Yak-18T ..... hi
  2. +3
    9 February 2016 18: 19
    Maybe you should oversee such special topics more carefully ??? If we are talking about breakthrough dual-use technologies ....
    1. +1
      9 February 2016 20: 32
      I have always been firmly convinced that give our scientists money and clearly set the task - they will make it impossible for all French, Germans and Americans to dream! And this is practically in any branch of knowledge. Though in technology, even in medicine. Russians are the most inventive and inquisitive people in the world!
      1. 0
        9 February 2016 21: 25
        They do not have other topics. The Red Banner Institute knows how to keep military and state secrets.
        The main products of the institute are radio relay stations. The Institute developed and mass-produced radio-relay stations of direct visibility for special and civil purposes “Buttercup” (R-402, 1956), “Cornflower” (R-404, 1958), “Levkoy” (R-406, 1962 ), Radian (1963), Cycloid (1967), Granite (R-416, 1978), Integral (1981), Guayula (R-421, 1988), Lilia and Lilia-1 (1988), Debutant (R-425, 1993), Norma 1 (1993), Ampula (1994) ) other.
        Now MNIRTI manufactures high-speed radio relay stations R-169 RRS. These stations are in service in the Russian Federation.
        During the work of the institute, he created, adopted for service, tropospheric over-the-horizon radio relay stations (TRRS) “Baklan” (P 408, 1966), “Athlete” (P-410-7,5; 1969), “Albatross” "(R-410-2,5; 1972)," Athlete-D "(R 420, 1976)," Baguette-S "(R-417, 1980)," Brig-1 "( P-423-1, 1982) and others. From 1980 to 1987, the Bars automated control and communications network was deployed on the basis of the Baget-S and Athlet-DS TRRSs. Its network consisted of 26 nodes providing communication at 29 intervals. The total length of communication lines was 5 thousand km. Since the 1990s, the MIRTI has developed a project for the North communications network in the south of Russia.https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9C%D0%BE%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2%D1%81%D0%BA%D
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  3. +1
    9 February 2016 18: 19
    Is it just a defense industry, or can I install it on civilian aircraft on board an airplane?
    1. +1
      9 February 2016 19: 59
      But anywhere, it’s flat, there would be no electricity. Though on robotic complexes.
  4. +2
    9 February 2016 18: 20
    The people in our country can do a lot if they give him not loans, but grants for the initial capital. The experience and achievements of the Soviet government in this direction must be adopted and put into practice, then we will be proud that we will not only be the first to fly into space, but also get to other galaxies.
    1. Fat
      -2
      9 February 2016 18: 45
      Quote: Denis Obukhov
      The people in our country can do a lot if they give him not loans, but grants for the initial capital. The experience and achievements of the Soviet government in this direction must be adopted and put into practice, then we will be proud that we will not only be the first to fly into space, but also get to other galaxies.

      Do you propose to create another office to cut budget money? No, Skolkovo and Rusnano were enough (it would be more likely to multiply them by 0). The Ventura should be grazed, i.e. on loans, all the same, with rare exceptions, the phenomenon is temporary. Here those who have real results should receive help from the state and not in the form of a "grant", but in the form of most favored nation treatment. "Initial capital" in the form of a grant - "1000 rubles for you and DO NOT REFUSE YOURSELF IN ANYTHING". Ventura only needs help with registering a company and securing a product order. Grants to talented citizens are still being allocated.
  5. hartlend
    +1
    9 February 2016 18: 24
    I hope she will go to the civilian too.
  6. +3
    9 February 2016 18: 25
    all this was realized more than 20 years ago in the iridium system, by the way, it was created with the help of the RSC Energia, and then, through multiple frauds, the system turned out to be at the pentagon
    1. +2
      9 February 2016 19: 07
      And even without fraud, a bunch of know-how stupidly sold abroad.
    2. Fat
      0
      9 February 2016 19: 17
      Quote: McArrow
      all this was realized more than 20 years ago in the iridium system, by the way, it was created with the help of the RSC Energia, and then, through multiple frauds, the system turned out to be at the pentagon

      Whoever dines for a girl dances her
  7. 0
    9 February 2016 18: 30
    Good thing, I often ride trains, to work. There is not enough Internet.
    1. +3
      9 February 2016 18: 41
      Quote: marshes
      Good thing, I often ride trains, to work. There is not enough Internet.

      laughing Do you want to say that our trains do not have an Internet because of the fast speed? it’s just that there’s nobody who doesn’t need to tumble money, that’s all, there is an Internet on buses, and the speed does not vary much
      1. +1
        9 February 2016 19: 13
        What does the internet have to do with it? The point is uninterrupted communication, and this is not only the Internet, it is system monitoring, long-distance control and uninterrupted transmission of the highest quality video signal, and not internet surfing or YouTube clips + on buses is clearly not satellite Internet, so your comment here is not at all ...
      2. 0
        9 February 2016 19: 15
        Quote: midivan
        Do you want to say that our trains do not have an Internet because of the fast speed?

        You see, I’m talking about Kazakhstan. We do not have a cellular connection either. We’ll break down and look around the steppe-TOSKA laughing
        And the Internet over long distances, you can shorten the path of vodka and talk.
        By the way, the Tvercans make such narrow compartments smile don't turn around smile .Old were better.
        1. +3
          9 February 2016 19: 32
          Quote: marshes
          You see, I’m talking about Kazakhstan. We do not have a cellular connection either. We’ll break down and look around the steppe-TOSKA
          And the Internet over long distances, you can shorten the path of vodka and talk.
          By the way, the Tvercans make such narrow compartments, you won’t turn around. The old ones were better.

          oh you know I can’t say a word for the coupe, not at all in the subject smileI visited you a couple of years ago, Astrakhan-Aktau and there the asphalt was not everywhere laughing and you're talking about the internet on the train laughing By the way, I bought a train ticket a couple of times in which the free Internet was indicated but I did not find a paid one, so a white bottle and a good company are not the worst option drinks
    2. 0
      9 February 2016 20: 37
      Quote: marshes
      Not enough Internet.

      Think narrowly! The Internet is a fraction of what this antenna is capable of! You, apparently, on the Internet all thoughts have ended!
      1. +2
        9 February 2016 21: 33
        Quote: Saratoga833
        Think narrowly!

        What I think narrowly, I say this as a consumer of a possible service.
        So the question is, on fig Glonass hectic about selling cars in Kazakhstan, damn it, my Chinese not expensive GPS navigator shows much more accurately, although I don’t know at all this fig is a stray.
        1. 0
          10 February 2016 07: 14
          Quote: marshes
          Quote: Saratoga833
          Think narrowly!

          What I think narrowly, I say this as a consumer of a possible service.
          So the question is, on fig Glonass hectic about selling cars in Kazakhstan, damn it, my Chinese not expensive GPS navigator shows much more accurately, although I don’t know at all this fig is a stray.

          And I have a pocket American with glonas and zhps, it seems accurate and without problems. And you probably did not glonas not accurate, but the curve device was caught.
  8. +1
    9 February 2016 18: 51
    It’s wonderful, because now this novelty will be introduced to civilian facilities.
  9. +1
    9 February 2016 19: 03
    Truly an excellent invention, it will clearly have a very wide range of applications. And most importantly, this is our RUSSIAN development.
  10. +1
    9 February 2016 19: 08
    Each such breakthrough is a huge daily long work of many, many people, entire institutions, so I have the deepest respect for all the people who make such breakthroughs possible! And I am proud that I live with them in the same country!
  11. +3
    9 February 2016 19: 24
    Quote: Santjaga_Garka
    there’s clearly no satellite Internet in buses, so your comment here is completely off topic ...

    well at least your com in the subject laughing if you forget that I kind of answered someone (swamps (2) KZ Today, 18:30
    A good thing, I often ride trains, to work. There is not enough Internet.) And not yours smile and in buses there are clearly satellite translators (that is, mobile) this is for the future for development smile
  12. 0
    10 February 2016 15: 11
    Unfortunately, the article does not indicate the most important thing - the frequency range ... most likely it is the L-band (1,5 GHz) - which means all the same, low speeds of transmitted information ... most likely 500 kBit / s per channel, as in the same Inmarsat system .. Let's hope that we have the same developments and they can be used not only in military equipment, but also in civilian ... The main thing is that this process does not stop ...