HyperLink
Telemetry Transmitter
Enhance your test data’s reliability with Safran’s
HyperLink transmitter, essential for critical missile tests and
rocket launches. Losing data can delay missions and increase
costs, making a dependable transmitter crucial.
The HyperLink transmitter showcases Safran’s technological
excellence, has been designed for the rigorous demands of space launch
operations. Its advanced SDR (Software-Defined Radio)
architecture and SoC (System on Chip) integration provide
exceptional adaptability for modulation and data preprocessing,
ensuring it meets future needs.
Integration is straightforward and efficient, supporting rapid
deployment. HyperLink is compatible with standard PCM inputs
or Ethernet for telemetry, aligning with IRIG-106 Chapter 7-2015
standards.
HYPERLINK FEATURES
MODULATIONS SUPPORTED
PCM/FM, SOQPSK-TG and multi-h CPM modulations
FREQUENCY BAND
Available in L or S Band Drequency
WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS
Launch Vehicles, Rockets, Fixed or Rotary Wing Aircraft
COMPACT TRANSMISTTER
Small Size (3.2″ x 4″ x 1.3″), Light Weight (1 lbs), High Robustness
EASY CONFIGURATION
Many Parameters (Modulations Type, Carrier Frequency, RF output…) Configurable by Software
ADVANCED SYSTEM
Continuous Telemetry Data During Flight, even in Polar Area, over Seas…
USE-CASE: INRANGE, WHEN TELEMETRY CONNECTS US TO SPACE LAUNCHERS
Traditionally provided by a network of ground stations installed along the launcher’s trajectory, telemetry data is received as soon as the launcher becomes visible to at least one of these ground stations. However, the geographical limitations in deploying these stations represent constraints for the coverage provided by this system. To address this, Safran Data Systems offers a complementary service to its clients: a telemetry supply service in orbit for rockets and launchers.
Safran Defense & Space, Inc. (formerly Safran Data Systems, Inc.) ambition is to develop the future generations of telemetry transmission. To this end, the company has been collaborating for several years with Inmarsat, a Viasat company specializing in satellite telephony, to develop an innovative service leveraging their global network of geostationary satellites in the L band.
Named InRange, this global satellite telemetry service allows for real-time reception of all data transmitted by the launcher throughout its trajectory, even in the middle of oceans. Today, InRange’s positioning is truly unique in the market!
