NexTenna LEO — Flat-Panel Satellite Internet Terminal
NexTenna
Ultra-thin, low-power electronically steerable flat-panel antenna terminal for direct-to-home broadband internet from LEO satellite constellations — enabling connectivity for the unconnected 3.5 billion.
Technical specifications
- Technology
- Zero-power field-effect phase shifter (proprietary)
- Steering
- Electronically steered (no mechanical parts)
- Form factor
- Ultra-thin flat panel
- Target network
- LEO satellite constellations
- Application
- Direct-to-home broadband internet
- Key benefit
- Very low power consumption — phase shifting requires zero power
About
NexTenna LEO is NexTenna’s flagship consumer and enterprise satellite internet terminal designed for direct-to-home broadband connectivity from LEO satellite constellations. Based on NexTenna’s proprietary zero-power field-effect phase shifter technology, the terminal achieves electronic beam steering without consuming power for the phase shifting process — reducing system power consumption compared to conventional phased array user terminals. The flat-panel, ultra-thin form factor enables low-profile installation with no mechanical moving parts. NexTenna positions this terminal as a key enabler for bridging the digital divide, targeting the 3.5 billion people currently without reliable internet access, particularly in remote and underserved regions where terrestrial broadband infrastructure is absent.
Documentation
No public datasheet yet — request the datasheet / ICD from the supplier.
