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Taiwan Buys Integral Systems Remote Sensing Antenna

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Integral Systems [Nasdaq: ISYS] a Lanham, Md.-based provider of satellite ground systems, is supplying a 6.1-meter (20-foot) auto tracking X-band antenna system for Taiwan’s Center for Space and Remote Sensing Research. The new antenna system is equipped with electronics compatible with the X-band downlinks from the ROCSAT-2, SPOT 2, 4, &, 5, Terra, Aqua, ERS-2, ENVISAT, and RADARSAT remote sensing satellites. The new antenna is integrated into the existing hardware and image processing systems at the Taiwan facility.

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