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Satellite Transponder Market Size, Share & COVID-19 Impact Analysis, By Amplifier Type (Solid State Power Amplifier (SSPA), and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA)), By Type of Transponder (Bent Pipe Or Conventional Transponders And Regenerative Or Processing Transponders), By Frequency (VLF (3-30 KHz), L.F. (30-300 KHz), M.F. (300 KHz-3MHz), H.F. (3-30MHz), VHF (30-300MHz), UHF (300MHz-3GHz), SHF (3GHz-30GHz), and EHF (30-300GHz)), By Bandwidth (L, S, C, X, Ku, K, Ka, O, and V), By Services (Communication, Navigation, and Observation), and Regional Forecast, 2025-2032
Region :Global | Report ID: FBI108135 | Status : Ongoing
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The satellite transponder market worldwide is experiencing robust growth, with a noteworthy CAGR projected for the forecast period until 2032. A satellite transponder provides a communication channel between the transmitting & the receiving antenna on the satellite with the base station on the ground. A transponder performs the function of both the transmitter and the receiver in a satellite.
The importance of satellites in the developed business environment, characterized by widespread access to fiber optic networks and increased coverage of terrestrial high-speed wireless technologies such as 4G, Wi-Fi and Wi-Max systems, underscores the importance of satellite-provided networks. Enhanced by service. From VSAT enterprise networks to richer and more obvious broadband consumer services. The primary driver of the market is the increased need for satellite communication and earth observation services, as well as satellite IoT and M2M services. Furthermore, the rising demand for broadband via satellite will expand the industry further. Satellite communication offers crucial knowledge about an unexplored region encompassing oceans and landmasses. Since more and more companies are using artificial satellites, satellite transponders are needed to receive different frequency signals and send data back to the ground station.
Key Insights
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The scope of the report includes a detailed study of regional markets.
North America has demonstrated remarkable responsiveness to market changes and has undergone a significant technological transformation over an extended period. The North American C band video segment largely drives the growth of commercial satellite transponder leasing services. The demand for Ka-band transponders in North America is expected to increase, primarily due to the urgent requirement for secure satellite-based connectivity in broadband access, video streaming, and direct-to-home services.
Key Players
SES S.A.
Arabsat
Eutelsat S.A.
Intelsat Corporation
Embratel Star One
Thaicom Public Company Limited
Sky Satellite LLC
SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation
HISPASAT S.A.
Singtel Group
Telesat
others
satellite transponder Segmentation
By Transponder Type
By Amplifier Type
By Services
By Bandwidth
(GHZ)
By Frequency
By Region
Bent Pipe Transponders
Regenerative Transponders
Solid State Power Amplifier (SSPA)
Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA)
Communication
Navigation
Observation
L(1-2)
S(2-4)
C(4-8)
X(8-12)
Ku(12-18)
K(18-27)
Ka (27-40)
O (40-50)
V (50-75)
VLF(3-30 KHz)
LF(30-300 KHz)
MF (300 KHz-3MHz)
HF (3-30MHz)
VHF (30-300MHz)
UHF(300MHz-3GHz)
SHF(3GHz-30GHz)
EHF(30-300GHz)
North America (U.S. and Canada)
Europe (France, Germany, U.K., Spain, Italy, and Rest of Europe)
Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia, rest of Asia Pacific)
Rest of the World
Recent Developments
In April 2023, General Dynamics Mission Systems announced a new S-Band transmitter for satellite applications. The Multi-Mode Standard Transponder (MST 200) is an S-band transponder compatible with multiple national and commercial telemetry and command formats in a single device.
In May 2023, Inmarsat selected SWISS to 12 to develop its I-8 satellite for the L-Band network. The three I-8 satellites increase network flexibility and future-proof Inmarsat's global L-band security services. The three L-8 satellites will continue to provide additional resilience, complementing the existing constellation and Inmarsat's second-generation I-6 satellites launched in December 2021 and February 2023.