hiSky introduces Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip for Mass Production

hiSky a leading provider of satellite communication solutions, is proud to announce the tape-out of its groundbreaking Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip. Designed to be integrated in hiSky’s next generation of SmartelliteTM terminals, this innovative technology revolutionizes satellite communications by delivering unprecedented levels of efficiency and performance.
The Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip represents a breakthrough in satellite communication technology. By integrating essential modem functionalities onto a single chip, hiSky delivers a compact, fast production, energy-saving and cost-effective solution. This advancement is set to reshape the satellite communication industry, making it more accessible and affordable for a wide range of market applications.
Key Features and Benefits of the Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip:
- Proprietary Waveform: The Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip supports a proprietary waveform that enables low and high data rates, ranging from 6Kbps up to 5Mbps. This versatile capability ensures seamless communication across various bandwidth requirements.
- Spread Factor: Supporting spread factors meeting ITU regulations, the Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip enables efficient operation with ultra-small antennas, such as the SmartelliteTM Dynamic phased array antennas. This feature enhances connectivity options and enables reliable communication in challenging environments.
- Fast Synchronization Time: The Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip boasts a fast synchronization time of 10msec, facilitating continuous data transmission and satellite voice calls on-the-move at high speeds, in Ku and Ka bands. This capability ensures uninterrupted communication for mobile applications.
- Highly Configurable: The Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip offers high configurability, supporting both FDMA and TDMA modes of operation. It enables fast switching between LEO and GEO satellites, providing flexibility and adaptability to changing communication requirements.
- Low Power Consumption: With a power consumption of less than 1.5W, the Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip prioritizes energy efficiency without compromising performance. This feature extends the battery life of devices and reduces operational costs.
- Low Cost for Mass Production: hiSky has optimized the manufacturing process of the Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip, ensuring a low cost for mass production. This affordability makes satellite communication technology more accessible to a broader market.
- : The Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip is seamlessly integrated into the hiSky SmartelliteTM terminal family and interoperates with existing hiSky systems and iDirect hubs.
“The introduction of our Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip marks hiSky’s aim to lead with new technology,” said , CTO at hiSky Ltd. “Additionally, our new MODEM-on-chip supports our commitment to lower end-user terminal prices, enabling robust adoption of IoT satellite communication in remote industries.”
hiSky Ltd. is committed to delivering cutting-edge satellite communication solutions that empower businesses and individuals with reliable and affordable connectivity. With the Falcon ASIC MODEM-on-chip, hiSky is pushing the boundaries of innovation, enabling seamless global communication like never before.
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