Stabilized VSAT for Maritime Networks
Stabilized Antennas Made Easy!
This high-value online training program is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of stabilized maritime VSAT Antenna technology.
The course covers the basic principles of VSAT technology, the architecture of maritime VSAT antennas, RF components, system configuration, installation, commissioning, maintenance, antenna performance, safety, regulatory compliance, and case studies.
What You Will Learn
- Understand the basic principles of VSAT technology
- Recognize the characteristics and advantages of Stabilized Maritime VSAT Antennas
- Identify the architecture of Maritime VSAT Antennas
- Identify different types of RF components and their functions
- Learn about transceivers and modems and their use in Maritime VSAT Antennas
- Learn about system configuration and operation, IP networking, and troubleshooting and maintenance of Maritime VSAT Antennas
- Gain knowledge of Maritime VSAT Antenna Performance Metrics and their importance
- Learn about Antenna Efficiency and Gain, Interference and Signal Distortion, and Integration with Marine Electronics
- Understand marine regulations and standards, safety procedures and best practices, and emergency response and preparedness
- Learn from real-life examples of Stabilized Maritime VSAT Antenna deployment and best practices for optimizing VSAT Antenna performance
- Gain insight into future trends in Maritime VSAT Antennas
Why Choose This Course?
- Stabilized VSAT Training Certificate
- 60-day money-back guarantee
- 100% Online
- Immediate start
- Study at your own pace
- Lifetime course access
- Straightforward, easy-to-understand lessons
- Instructor help
- Course notes and downloads
Industry Recognized Certificate
Upon completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate of completion indicating their proficiency in Stabilized Maritime VSAT Antennas. The certificate can be used to demonstrate professional development and may be required for specific job roles in the maritime industry.
Who Should Take This Course?
This training program is designed for engineers, technicians, and other maritime industry professionals who require a thorough understanding of Stabilized Maritime VSAT Antenna technology.
Maritime VSAT FAQ
What is a stabilized antenna?
A stabilized antenna is a type of antenna system mounted on a moving platform, such as a ship or aircraft. It is designed to maintain a constant pointing directly toward a satellite in space, despite the movement of the platform. This is accomplished through advanced tracking technology continuously adjusting the antenna's position in real-time.
How does maritime VSAT work?
Maritime VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal) uses a satellite in geostationary orbit to transmit and receive data between a ship and a ground station. The ship's stabilized antenna tracks the satellite, and a modem on board sends and receives signals to and from the satellite. This allows the ship to access high-speed internet connectivity, voice and data transfer capabilities, and other communication services.
What are the two types of VSAT?
The two types of VSAT are SCPC (Single Channel Per Carrier) and TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access). SCPC is a dedicated channel always available to the user, whereas TDMA uses time slots to allow multiple users to share a single channel.
What is the difference between VSAT and INMARSAT?
VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal) is a satellite communication system that provides high-speed internet connectivity and other communication services to ships and offshore facilities. On the other hand, Inmarsat is a company that provides a range of satellite communication services, including VSAT, global mobile satellite services (GMSS), and aviation communication services. While VSAT is a specific type of satellite communication system, Inmarsat is a company that offers various communication services.
Course Data
Stabilized Antenna Training
Training for Stabilized Antenna technology for the maritime industry. Our online course covers installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting VSAT antennas.
Course Provider: Organization
Course Provider Name: Satoms
Course Provider URL: https://satoms.com
Course Mode: Online
Course Workload: PT10H
Duration: PT10H
Repeat Count: 1
Repeat Frequency: Daily
Course Type: Paid
Course Currency: USD
Course Price: 199.00
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Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 56 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Module 1: Introduction to Stabilized Maritime VSAT Antennas8
- Module 2: Antenna Architecture14
- 2.1Parts of a Stabilized Maritime VSAT System
- 2.2Antenna Feed System
- 2.3Reflector Design
- 2.4Servo Control System
- 2.5Roll, Pitch and Yaw
- 2.6Antenna Stabilization
- 2.7Satellite Acquisition
- 2.8Satellite Tracking
- 2.9Antenna Sensors
- 2.10OpenAMIP
- 2.11Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA)
- 2.12Single Channel Per Carrier (SCPC)
- 2.13Carrier-in-Carrier Technology
- 2.14Adaptive Coding and Modulation (ACM)
- Module 3: RF Components and System Configuration12
- 3.1Three-Axis Stabilization System
- 3.2RF Components
- 3.3Low Noise Block (LNB)
- 3.4Block Up Converter (BUC)
- 3.5RF Rotatory Joints
- 3.6GPS Antenna
- 3.7VSAT Radome
- 3.8Antenna Control Unit (ACU)
- 3.9VSAT Modems and Routers
- 3.10System Configuration
- 3.11Beam Switching and Multi-Satellite Tracking
- 3.12IT Network Equipment
- Module 4: Installation, Commissioning, and Maintenance4
- Module 5: Maritime VSAT Antenna Performance5
- Module 6: Safety and Regulatory Compliance3
- Module 7: Case Studies and Best Practices10
- 7.1Real-life examples of Stabilized Maritime VSAT Antenna deployment
- 7.2Real-life examples of Stabilized Maritime VSAT Antenna Fault Finding
- 7.3Inmarsat Global Xpress
- 7.4Intellian Stabilized Antennas
- 7.5Cobham SATCOM
- 7.6KVH Industries
- 7.7Orbit Communication Systems
- 7.8Maritime VSAT Site Survey Example
- 7.9Maritime VSAT Service Providers
- 7.10Future Trends in Maritime VSAT Antennas
- Module 8: Stabilized VSAT Antenna Assessment1
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