SuperLink service

SuperLink+ uses a dedicated sattellite communications link to establish a Wide Area Network (WAN) connection between two remote sites. The user gets permanently assigned bandwidth with fixed data rate and a static set of transmission parameters. The service uses single channel per carrier (SCPC) links in both directions for full-duplex (two-way) applications that can be configured symmetrically or asymmetrically. The links are delivered via a serial interface at the baseband, which is available in a variety of formats to accommodate a broad range of data rates.

SuperLink+ is the most efficient solution for bandwidth intensive applications because it does not have any overhead. SuperLink+ circuits are ideally suited for point-to-point, two way requirements. The communications satellite, located at 35,000 km above the surface of the earth, acts as a repeater and bounces the high-frequency microwave signals between the two earth stations. SCPC technology allows customers to use a separate carrier on each channel. Consequently, transmissions are sent to the chosen satellite continuously on a single satellite carrier and received at a single location, creating a secure point-to-point system.