T.SAR is a 5m x 1m satellite synthetic aperture radar, which is an all-weather active remote sensing system commonly used for environmental and disaster observation. It is composed of 5 synchronized phased array antennas. With 200kg total weight, T.SAR transmits a peak 5kW RF power at 5% ~ 10% duty cycle with less than 4000W average DC power consumption. It achieves high resolution and wide swath through 4 digital multibeam.

T.Com mini is a high-speed X-band phased array transmitter for the LEO satellites. It offers CCSDS compliant QPSK/16APSK modulated downlink signal operating in the EESS band and enables your satellites to maximum 800 Mbps downlink. It also consists of redundant units including PDU, DPU, and modulator in a compact size. It operates in DC 28±6V and provides EIRP > 58dBm with a total power consumption < 140W.

T.Com micro contains a 18-19GHz TX and a 28-30GHz RX for LEO satellites. Its main mission is to do the technical verification and education training on a 6U CubeSat. It offers BPSK/QPSK/8PSK/16APSK modulated downlink signal which EIRP is more than 56dBm and BPSK / QPSK modulated uplink signal. It also consists of redundant units to avoid single failure. A built-in self-calibration function lets the reliability of this product have a dramatic improvement compares to others.