Global Invacom to bring XRJ transceivers to Middle East in $4.9m deal

The XRJ transceivers offer the highest power output currently available in the market.

Global Invacom has secured a $4.9m (US$3.8m) contract to supply its premium XRJ transceivers to a new customer in the Middle East.

The XRJ transceiver, developed using cutting-edge Ka-Band engineering techniques, offers the highest power output currently available in the market, delivering up to 25W.

It is operable with GEO, MEO, and LEO orbit satellites, and complies with all relevant electrical and environmental standards for both land and marine applications.

The device ensures reliable connectivity across diverse environments and operational requirements, including Co-Pol and Cross-Pol configurations.

In addition, the XRJ transceiver is equipped with an advanced feature set, such as an open Block (upconverter) Modem Interface Protocol (BMIP) interface.

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