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VIP turbo / After burner Developing on Afterburner VIP turbo and After burner HIB HIB Modem Modem VIP turbo SDK After burner SDK What are the key differences between the two boards? VIPturbo is based upon an FPGA design | Afterburner


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VIPturbo / Afterburner

Developing on Afterburner

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VIPturbo and Afterburner

  • What are the key differences between the two boards?
  • VIPturbo is based upon an FPGA design | Afterburner incorporates an ASIC
  • While both boards operate identically, AB is 60% smaller and uses 50% power
  • Same 80 pin interface and Afterburner is 100% backward compatible with

VIPturbo HIB platform

VIPturbo SDK Afterburner SDK HIB HIB Modem Modem

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Mechanical Differences

SWaP Considerations

  • Afterburner Size
  • 2x4 inch / 12 layer board
  • 66% reduction from VIPturbo
  • Weight
  • VIPturbo modem = 1280
  • Afterburner = 790
  • 38% fewer component count
  • Power
  • 50% reduction in power
  • Design goal spec was 7w total
  • Estimated actual is 5-5.5w
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Electrical Differences

  • Wider input power range
  • Lower output power at SMA
  • Reduced heat for power dissipation
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Design Improvements

  • Input power requirements
  • Afterburner has wider / more flexible input power range
  • Power consumption is reduced by 50%
  • ASIC replaced the FPGA
  • ADC implemented in ASIC – further size and power savings
  • AB modem overall is 66% smaller then the VIPturbo design
  • Designed for smaller form factor products
  • New RF section
  • single up/down-convert stage
  • reduced component count
  • lower power consumption
  • maintained performance
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VIPtubo Modem Afterburner Modem General Specifications General Specifications

Thuraya IP Data

444kbps / 384kbps standard (shared channel) down/up (with10.5dBi antenna).

Thuraya IP Data

444kbps / 384 kbps standard (shared channel) down/up (with 10.5 dBi antenna) 384kbps streaming (dedicated channel) up/down (with10.5dBi antenna). 384 kbps streaming (dedicated channel) up/down (with 10.5 dBi antenna)

GmPRSDown/UpSpeed

60 / 15kbps

GmPRS Down/UpSpeed 60 / 15 kbps Circuit Switch Voice

Supported

Circuit Switch Voice

Supported

SIM Card Interface

Dual Mini SIM Cards (Voice SIM, IP SIM)

SIM Card Interface

Single Mini SIM Cards (Voice / IP SIM)

Command and Control

Web Page and AT commands

Command and Control

Web Page and AT commands

Supported Handsets

Addvalue Thuraya Handset

Supported Handsets

Addvalue Thuraya Handset

Power Requirements Power Requirements

Modem Input Power

5VDC (Host Interface Board supplies this voltage).

Modem Input Power

5-16 VDC (Host Interface Board supplies this voltage). 5W typical. Absolute Min 4.85v, Absolute Max 16v.

HPA Input Power

28 VDC to 42VDC depending on headend type; delivered through coaxial cable.

HPA Input Power

28 VDC to 42 VDC depending on head-end type; delivered through coaxial cable.

DC Power (at SMA RFoutput)

45 VDC maximum at 1.5A maximum (provided by power supply at Host Interface Board's DC power input).

DC Power (at SMA RF

  • utput)

45 VDC maximum at 1.5 A maximum (provided by power supply at Host Interface Board's DC power input).

Power Consumption

10 W typical, excluding head-end amplifiers.

Power Consumption

5 W typical, excluding head-end amplifiers.

Environmental Specifications Environmental Specifications

Operating Temperature

  • 25°C to +70°C

OperatingTemperatue -25°C to +70°C

Vibration

Operating: 0.75g @ 20Hz to 300Hz Non-Operating:4g @ 20Hz to 500Hz

Vibration

Operating: 0.75g @ 20Hz to 300Hz Non-Operating:4g @ 20Hz to 500Hz

Shock

Operating: 20g @ 2ms half-sine pulse

Shock

Operating: 20g @ 2ms half-sine pulse Non-Operating: 200g @ 2ms half-sine pulse Non-Operating: 200g @ 2ms half-sine pulse

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VIPtubo Modem Afterburner Modem General Specifications General Specifications

Thuraya IP Data

444kbps / 384kbps standard (shared channel) down/up (with10.5dBi antenna).

Thuraya IP Data

444kbps / 384 kbps standard (shared channel) down/up (with 10.5 dBi antenna) 384kbps streaming (dedicated channel) up/down (with10.5dBi antenna). 384 kbps streaming (dedicated channel) up/down (with 10.5 dBi antenna)

GmPRSDown/UpSpeed

60 / 15kbps

GmPRS Down/UpSpeed 60 / 15 kbps Circuit Switch Voice

Supported

Circuit Switch Voice

Supported

SIM Card Interface

Dual Mini SIM Cards (Voice SIM, IP SIM)

SIM Card Interface

Single Mini SIM Cards (Voice / IP SIM)

Command and Control

Web Page and AT commands

Command and Control

Web Page and AT commands

Supported Handsets

Addvalue Thuraya Handset

Supported Handsets

Addvalue Thuraya Handset

Power Requirements Power Requirements

Modem Input Power

5VDC (Host Interface Board supplies this voltage).

Modem Input Power

5-16 VDC (Host Interface Board supplies this voltage). 5W typical. Absolute Min 4.85v, Absolute Max 16v.

HPA Input Power

28 VDC to 42VDC depending on headend type; delivered through coaxial cable.

HPA Input Power

28 VDC to 42 VDC depending on head-end type; delivered through coaxial cable.

DC Power (at SMA RFoutput)

45 VDC maximum at 1.5A maximum (provided by power supply at Host Interface Board's DC power input).

DC Power (at SMA RF

  • utput)

45 VDC maximum at 1.5 A maximum (provided by power supply at Host Interface Board's DC power input).

Power Consumption

10 W typical, excluding head-end amplifiers.

Power Consumption

5 W typical, excluding head-end amplifiers.

Environmental Specifications Environmental Specifications

Operating Temperature

  • 25°C to +70°C

OperatingTemperatue -25°C to +70°C

Vibration

Operating: 0.75g @ 20Hz to 300Hz Non-Operating:4g @ 20Hz to 500Hz

Vibration

Operating: 0.75g @ 20Hz to 300Hz Non-Operating:4g @ 20Hz to 500Hz

Shock

Operating: 20g @ 2ms half-sine pulse

Shock

Operating: 20g @ 2ms half-sine pulse Non-Operating: 200g @ 2ms half-sine pulse Non-Operating: 200g @ 2ms half-sine pulse

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Receiver Specifications Receiver Specifications

RX Frequency Range

1525 MHz to 1559 MHz

RX Frequency Range

1525 MHz to 1559 MHz

RX Gain 38 dB to 46 dB (nominal 42 dB). NOTE: includes LNA, Diplexer, etc., but excluding antenna gain and cable loss RX Gain 38 dB to 46 dB (nominal 42 dB). NOTE: includes LNA, Diplexer, etc., but excluding antenna gain and cable loss Maximum Cable Loss Tolerated by the System. 10 dB Maximum Cable Loss Tolerated by the System. 4 dB Maximum Allowable Module RF Input Power

0 dBm

Maximum Allowable Module RF Input Power

0 dBm

Maximum Allowable Head-end Noise Figure

1.8 dB

Maximum Allowable Head- end Noise Figure

1.8 dB

Nominal Antenna Gain

10.5 dBi

Nominal Antenna Gain

10.5 dBi

Transmit Specifications Transmit Specifications

RF Output Power

4 W (from HPA at antenna connector) HPA IS NOT SUPPLIED - DEPENDANT ON HPA USED

RF Output Power

4 W (from HPA at antenna connector) HPA IS NOT SUPPLIED - DEPENDANT ON HPA USED

TX Frequency Range

1625.5 MHz to 1660.5 MHz

TX Frequency Range

1625.5 MHz to 1660.5 MHz

Nominal HPA Input Power for Maximum Output

  • 3 dBm

Nominal HPA Input Power for Maximum Output

  • 3 dBm

Maximum Cable Loss Tolerated by the System (Modem module to antenna head-end)

10 dB

Maximum Cable Loss Tolerated by the System (Modem module to antenna head-end)

4 dB

Maximum Power Output from VIPturbo Module

+7 dBm

Maximum Power Output from Afterburner Module

+1 dBm

EIRP with 10.5 dBi Antenna

16.5 dBW EIRP

EIRP with 10.5 dBi Antenna 16.5 dBW EIRP

VIPtubo Modem Afterburner Modem

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Receiver Specifications Receiver Specifications

RX Frequency Range

1525 MHz to 1559 MHz

RX Frequency Range

1525 MHz to 1559 MHz

RX Gain 38 dB to 46 dB (nominal 42 dB). NOTE: includes LNA, Diplexer, etc., but excluding antenna gain and cable loss RX Gain 38 dB to 46 dB (nominal 42 dB). NOTE: includes LNA, Diplexer, etc., but excluding antenna gain and cable loss Maximum Cable Loss Tolerated by the System. 10 dB Maximum Cable Loss Tolerated by the System. 4 dB Maximum Allowable Module RF Input Power

0 dBm

Maximum Allowable Module RF Input Power

0 dBm

Maximum Allowable Head-end Noise Figure

1.8 dB

Maximum Allowable Head- end Noise Figure

1.8 dB

Nominal Antenna Gain

10.5 dBi

Nominal Antenna Gain

10.5 dBi

Transmit Specifications Transmit Specifications

RF Output Power

4 W (from HPA at antenna connector) HPA IS NOT SUPPLIED - DEPENDANT ON HPA USED

RF Output Power

4 W (from HPA at antenna connector) HPA IS NOT SUPPLIED - DEPENDANT ON HPA USED

TX Frequency Range

1625.5 MHz to 1660.5 MHz

TX Frequency Range

1625.5 MHz to 1660.5 MHz

Nominal HPA Input Power for Maximum Output

  • 3 dBm

Nominal HPA Input Power for Maximum Output

  • 3 dBm

Maximum Cable Loss Tolerated by the System (Modem module to antenna head-end)

10 dB

Maximum Cable Loss Tolerated by the System (Modem module to antenna head-end)

4 dB

Maximum Power Output from VIPturbo Module

+7 dBm

Maximum Power Output from Afterburner Module

+1 dBm

EIRP with 10.5 dBi Antenna

16.5 dBW EIRP

EIRP with 10.5 dBi Antenna 16.5 dBW EIRP

VIPtubo Modem Afterburner Modem

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Other features

  • Command interface is Linux
  • same as VIPturbo
  • OS – Linux – same as

VIPturbo

  • Physical interface – same

80 pin connector / backward compatible to VIPturbo HIB

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SDKs

  • Can you develop on VIPturbo and port to Afterburner?
  • YES - development on OMAP on VIPturbo is identical in every

way

  • build on VIPturo / port to Afterburner
  • We will have an Afterburner SDK – meantime, work on the

VIPturbo SDK to safe time until available Q2/16

  • How are they different?
  • no difference development perspective
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System Logs

  • Downloadable via GUI webpage
  • Format is .txt file
  • Designed to allow engineering debug of system functionality and

health

  • Verify system status
  • Verify network status
  • Verify antenna status
  • Verify system operational health
  • Confirmation of overall system functionality
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Development Community Support Model

  • Support structure
  • SDK License
  • Technical Support Services Agreement
  • Engage with OEM Technical Support
  • Engage with Thuraya now and build
  • n VIPturbo SDK