DMSS 3990 Endpoint SoC
Totum Labs
Fully integrated Low Power Sensor-to-Satellite (LP-S2S) System-on-Chip enabling direct-to-satellite IoT connectivity, including indoors, with 10+ year battery life.
Typed specifications2 values
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- Frequency range
- 2 400 MHz description
- RX sensitivity
- -143 dBm Effective · description
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As published by the supplier15 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- Soc supplier
- Orca Systems, Inc.
- Process node
- 22 nm (GlobalFoundries 22DFX)
- Package
- 8x8 mm QFN chip package; stamp-sized modem footprint
- Frequency band
- Unlicensed 2.4 GHz ISM band (single global SKU)
- Effective sensitivity
- -143 dBm
- Link margin
- 20 dB excess link margin for indoor/interior penetration
- Location accuracy
- ~20 m outdoor; building-level accuracy indoors (multilateration, no GPS/GNSS needed)
- Battery life
- 10+ years
- Network capacity
- 24,000 simultaneous transmissions per satellite; millions of devices supported per satellite
- Spectrum capacity
- 24 MHz
- Integrated components
- DMSS direct-to-satellite modem, RF transceiver incl. PA, dedicated applications processor and memory, power management subsystem
- Security
- AES 128-bit (CCM) encryption/decryption, MAC ID authentication, secure key storage, eFUSE provisioning lockout
- Device-to-cloud latency
- 10-15 minutes
- Constellation (initial)
- 28 x 6U cubesat satellites
- Connectivity model
- Bidirectional, downlink multicast, ACK-based reliable delivery, no roaming agreements, no SIM required
About
The DMSS 3990 is Totum Labs’ massively integrated endpoint System-on-Chip — a ‘tracker-on-a-chip’ that combines the Totum DMSS direct-to-satellite modem, RF transceiver (including power amplifier), a dedicated applications processor and memory, and a power-management subsystem in a single 8x8mm QFN package. Co-developed and manufactured with Orca Systems on a 22nm Global Foundries process, the chip connects sensors and trackers directly to Totum’s Low Earth Orbit nanosatellite constellation over the unlicensed 2.4 GHz ISM band, without gateways, SIM cards, or external antennas. It supports building-level indoor connectivity via multilateration-based positioning (no GNSS receiver required) and is designed for sub-$10 tracker bill-of-materials when combined with sensors, battery and enclosure. Security is handled via AES CCM encryption, secure key storage, and eFUSE-based provisioning lockout.
Documentation
No public datasheet yet — request the datasheet / ICD from the supplier.