C/TT-524 S/X-Band Transceiver

Designed with a traditional EEE Level 2 parts and material program, the C/TT-524 adapts the latest technologies within our proven parts and design methods for absolute mission assurance.

The C/TT-524 is fully qualified and flight proven, with multiple units currently operating in LEO. Much of the C/TT-524’s design, including its receiver subassembly, is shared with our parent C/TT-520 product, which has been launched on more than a dozen missions since 2018 with nearly 10 years of cumulative operation time.

Versatility and Expert Support

VERSATILITY
The C/TT-524 is configurable to suit both your mission and your spacecraft bus. Selectable parameters include RF, 1 of 85 gold codes, receive and transmit data rates, receive and transmit modulations, RF output power, encryption/decryption, convolutional encoding, Viterbi decoding and Reed Solomon encoding/decoding. Available interfacing includes RS-422, low-voltage differential signaling and universal asynchronous receiver-transmitter.

EXPERT SUPPORT
The C/TT-524 is designed, built, assembled and tested all within one facility and is serviced and supported by engineering professionals with decades of spaceflight design experience. Every C/TT-524 delivered is accompanied by domain expertise in parts, materials, radiation analysis, mechanical engineering, power supply design, digital signal processing, radio frequency design and manufacturing engineering. For most applications, we can provide existing data items for review, reducing the analysis and testing required.

Resources

C/TT-524 S/X-Band Transceiver Spec Sheet

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