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EMS Aviation Keeping Your World Connected ™

EMS Aviation Keeping Your World Connected ™. WAEA SFW on Connectivity March 2010 Gary Hebb VP Innovation and Strategy EMS Technologies. Adelaide, Australia. Takoma Park, MD. Ottawa, Canada. Tewkesbury, UK. Moorestown, NJ. Norcross, GA. Headquarters. Office, Manufacturing /

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EMS Aviation Keeping Your World Connected ™

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  1. EMS AviationKeeping Your World Connected™ WAEA SFW on Connectivity March 2010 Gary Hebb VP Innovation and Strategy EMS Technologies

  2. Adelaide, Australia Takoma Park, MD Ottawa, Canada Tewkesbury, UK Moorestown, NJ Norcross, GA Headquarters Office, Manufacturing / Research & Development Introducing: EMS Aviation • EMS SATCOM • EMS Formation • EMS Sky Connect • ============== • EMS Aviation www.emsaviation.com

  3. Internet The Network is Ready Personal Devices Transceivers Servers Access points Antennas Satellites Gatelink Corporate Network Air to Ground Firewall

  4. Short Burst Data Low Speed Data High Speed Data Broadband Data Safety Services Live TV Video Servers Wi-Fi

  5. Gary in 2003 Conjuring up product roadmap

  6. Looking forward from 2010 Cinema quality wireless seatback video distribution Ka-band antennas

  7. HD wireless video distribution Do we need it? What data rates do we need? Is it possible?

  8. Current IFE systems: 500 lbs of Cable

  9. Largest Contiguous Frequency Allocation in History Sets Blogosphere Atwitter 7 GHz of Spectrum

  10. 60 GHz Unlicensed Band To Do: Find out about all the other countries

  11. 60 GHz Technology • Compared to WiFi • 200 times as much spectrum • 50 times the capacity • SiBEAM • 4 GBps, uncompressed HDMI SiBEAM makes smallest phased array antenna, ever Pasted from <http://www.trenderresearch.com/profiles/blogs/another-contender-looks-good>

  12. SiBeam 60 GHz Technology http://www.sibeam.com/technology/omnilink60_demo.html

  13. Wireless Uncompressed HD Video in Your Living Room

  14. FCC Regulations

  15. I don’t want to discourage you, but …. Emerging standards probably not scalable to 100s of seats. Complete blockage by human bodies, drink carts Power Consumption (Gigabit data rates)

  16. Much Lower Cost per Bit than Ku or L Spot beam coverage More spectrum Less complex antenna (than Ku) No polarization steering required More difficult steering problem Can be resolved Ka-band

  17. Need Ku to cover the oceans? It’s hard enough to pay for one broadband antenna. Regional Ka-band competes with Air-to-Ground tough competition! Only Regional Coverage at Ka-band

  18. Ka-band Rain Fades Example: Telesat http://www.kusat.com/govsat.php?path=/ka/qa.php

  19. Wireless HD video distribution at 60 GHz can probably be made to work, but will keep folks like me busy for a long time. The technical problems at Ka-band can be solved, and can make passenger communications much more affordable. They are definitely worth solving if a global Ka network is built. Gary’s Long Term Outlook

  20. www.emsaviation.com

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