Shaping and Serving IFEC Since the Beginning
WATCH: Anderson Connectivity, based in Melbourne, Florida, has been a pioneer and leader in design, manufacture, and repair of antenna systems and components for In-Flight entertainment and connectivity systems for decades.
BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA – Anderson Connectivity proudly announces that Hughes Network Systems, LLC (HUGHES), an EchoStar company (Nasdaq: SATS) has selected the Anderson Connectivity Ka-band Power Supply Unit (KPSU) to power their In-Flight connectivity solution for their Aviation Connectivity product.
Anderson Connectivity, based in Melbourne, Florida, has been a pioneer and leader in design, manufacture, and repair of antenna systems and components for In-Flight entertainment and connectivity systems for decades.
Their KPSU product line offers clean, isolated power, as well as a variety of Signal Protection Modules to ingest, protect, and convey data from aircraft systems to downstream components in the system.
“The KPSU product line is focused on providing OEM’s and System Integrators a cost-effective, qualified, near-COTS solution for emerging IFEC systems,” said Anderson Connectivity President Brian Anderson.
“It offers a direct benefit for the airlines in terms of Life Cycle Cost, and allows the OEM’s and System Integrators to focus on their core competencies by providing a common, proven design interface.”
“Anderson Connectivity helps us provide our airline partners with reliable Wi-Fi on board,” said Reza Rasoulian, vice president, Hughes.
“We are delighted with their collaboration, and diligence thus far to enable exceptional connectivity at scale. Their broad industry experience and delivery excellence makes Anderson Connectivity a great choice.”
Anderson Connectivity offers Engineering consultation, AS9100 and Part 21 Manufacturing, and Part 145 Repair Station services to airborne and spaceborne markets.
For more information, see AndersonConnectivity.com.
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