Broadband Antenna Tracking allows antennas to auto-align as ships or vehicles move, maintaining a wireless broadband connection between moving objects like oil rigs and support ships, ferries and land, or land vehicles and control bases. Distances and speeds supported are similar to stationary point-to-point and multipoint wireless, with tracking emulating a stationary connection during movement over distances up to 50km at speeds up to 2Gbps for point-to-point, and up to 5km at 100Mbps per sector for point-to-multipoint wireless.

1. What is Broadband Antenna Tracking?
Broadband Antenna Tracking (or an Antenna Tracking
System) is a method of auto-alignment for either Point to
Point (PTP) or Point to Multipoint (PMP) moving
constantly, periodically or sporadically. Broadband
Antenna Tracking is commonly used to connect an oil rig
to a supporting ship, provide a ferry with a data
connection, connect a fast moving boat to a main vessel or
connect a land-based vehicle back to a static control base.
Distances, Throughputs & Frequencies
Distances, throughputs & frequencies are the same as
standard Point to Point & Multipoint because the Antenna
Tracking emulates a stationary wireless connection whilst
in movement. With PTP Antenna Tracking, speeds of up to
2Gbps and distances of up to 50km can be achieved in 5.4,
5.8, 10 - 38GHz (not 60-80GHz). With PMP Antenna
Tracking, speeds of up to 100Mbps per sector and up to
5km distances can be achieved in 5.4 or 5.8GHz.
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What is Broadband Antenna Tracking?
Antennasauto-aligna
s ship/vehicle moves
Oil Rig,
Mainland or Tower
Ship (Ferry, Flotel)
or Moving Vehicle