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SIMULSAT

'Simulsat' is a quasi-parabolic satellite earthstation antenna that is capable of receiving satellite transmissions from 35 or more C and Ku band satellites simultaneously. A standard parabolic antenna is able to receive signals from a single satellite at a time.
Simulsat antennas are parabolic in one plane and spherical in the other. Since it has multiple points of reflection, one antenna is able to receive signals from more than one satellite at a time. It uses an antenna/downconverter (low-noise block converter) for each satellite. The LNB's are mounted in an arc in front of the dish.
They are manufactured and sold by the ATCi corporation, for whom Simulsat is their primary product. Currently, three versions are manufactured, ''Simulsat 5'', ''Simulsat C/Ku'', and ''Simulsat 7''.

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