Mobile VSAT Satellite Station "TULIPAN"
TULIPAN – Mobile VSAT satellite station was built on the basis of a Mercedes Benz Sprinter vehicle. The station is intended to provide global communication and deliver modern teleinformatics services (voice, data and videoconferencing transmission).
The station can be built on any vehicle (armoured, off-road) allowing the installation of the antenna on the vehicle roof and electronic modules, power supply and surge protection units inside the vehicle in a RACK system.
The VSAT station has obtained a Qualification Decision from the Military Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology permitting its use in the area of health and safety at work when using devices generating electromagnetic radiation.
Provision of broadband services (videoconferencing, www services, email, VoIP) for four independent LAN/WAN networks.
Setting up videoconferencing between any of the four separated IP networks.
Possibility of using mobile telephone network for data transmission (while moving or stationary) without the need to deploy the VSAT antenna.
Wireless WiFi access for local users (laptops, smartphones) to the VSAT satellite network.
VSAT network management application.
Vehicle adapted for off-road movement: 4×4 drive, engine and rear axle protection
Electromechanical vehicle positioning stabiliser system for stationary operation ensuring satellite antenna stability
Air-conditioned operator and electronics compartments
Electronic devices in shock-mounted RACK cabinets
Designated cargo area with power connections and protections
satellite antenna for operation in Ku and C bands |
GSM antenna for using mobile network infrastructure |
DVB-S antenna with automatic pointing and DVB-T for satellite and terrestrial television reception |
access point and Wi-Fi antenna for local communication |
videoconferencing terminal |
PC computer |
Server |
vision matrix for arbitrary switching between image sources |
set of switches and routers for user network organisation |
IP camera for observation of the surroundings and antenna operation |