Like all SSPAs developed by Celestia TTI, the new units include fully configurable automatic control modes, enabling users to manage AGC (Automatic Gain Control) or ALC (Automatic Level Control) settings through an intuitive web interface or direct commands. This added flexibility ensures that users can tailor performance to meet the specific demands of their operations, regardless of external conditions.

In addition to the Ku-band offering, Celestia TTI is also introducing its High Power Phase-combined GaN SSPAs, designed for Ku, DBS, and C band broadcast applications. As the only manufacturer capable of delivering ultra-high-power GaN SSPAs with output levels reaching several kilowatts, the company is setting a new benchmark for performance in the satcom market. These amplifiers not only surpass traditional technologies like travelling-wave tube amplifiers (TWTAs) and klystrons in terms of power and durability, but also deliver significant operational cost savings. By reducing electricity consumption by up to 50% in multicarrier high-power uplinks, and minimising infrastructure requirements, Celestia TTI’s solutions help operators cut both capital and operational expenditures while lowering their environmental impact.

Miguel Peña, Sales Director, Celestia TTI, said: “We are presenting some of our flagship SSPAs here at CABSAT, with products that lead the market in innovation, reliability and performance. We offer expert advice as well as some of the most advanced solutions on the market.

“Whilst it’s our first official foray into CABSAT, we’ve been supporting broadcasters and operators across the globe with high-performance products for the best part of three decades.  We’re a highly technological, innovative engineering company meeting the technology needs of our customers around the world.

“With a range of other high performance SSPAs / BUCs alongside cutting-edge radiofrequency, antenna and ground stations solutions tailored for broadcast, satellite communications and aerospace customers, we deliver all the power you need. Come and talk to us today.”