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Intelsat 33E at 60°E ______Expand Your Addressable Markets with the World’S Most Advanced Satellite Platform Intelsat 33e at 60°E ____________________________________ Expand your Addressable Markets with the World’s Most Advanced Satellite Platform The second of our next-generation high throughput satellites, Intelsat 33e delivers high performance with the most flexible satellite architecture design. The satellite design features a combination of spot beams and wide beams to meet broadband demand for carrier- grade telecom services, enterprise networks and aeronautical connectivity as well as certain media services. Ku-band spot beams provide broadband services for Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia, while a Ku-band wide beam provides broadcast coverage of Europe, Middle East and Asia. C-band spots cover high traffic telecom centers in Europe, Central Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Australia, and a C-band wide beam provides coverage over sub-Saharan Africa for data and media services. Ku-band Multi-Spot & Eurasia Beams Peak up to 61.6 dBW IS-33e – Ku-band Multi-Spot & Eurasia C-bandIS-33e Sub-Saharan – C-bandAfrica & Spot BeamsSub-Saharan Africa & Spot 10° 10° 5° 5° 0° 0° Ku-band Key Parameters C-band Key Parameters Configurable Capacity: Configurable Capacity: 268 (in equivalent 36 MHz units) 79 (in equivalent 36 MHz units) Polarization: Polarization: Linear – Horizontal or Vertical Linear – Horizontal or Vertical Typical Coverage e.i.r.p. Range: Circular – Right Hand or Left Hand Multi-Spot: 48.7 up to 61.6 dBW Typical Coverage e.i.r.p. Range: Eurasia: 43.6 up to 45.3 dBW C-band Spot: 46.7 up to 53.2 dBW Typical G/T Range: Sub-Saharan: 41.2 up to 43.4 dBW Multi-Spot: 7.0 up to 17.0 dB/K Global: 33.3 up to 37.0 dBW Eurasia: -3.3 up to -0.7 dB/K Typical G/T Range: C-band Spot: 4.3 up to 13.6 dB/K Sub-Saharan: -0.6 up to 1.8 dB/K Global: -8.6 up to -4.8 dB/K Intelsat Global Network About Intelsat SALES CONTACTS Intelsat operates the world’s first Globalized Network, delivering high-quality, cost- Africa +27 11-535-4700 effective video and broadband services anywhere in the world. Intelsat’s Globalized [email protected] Network combines the world’s largest satellite backbone with terrestrial infrastructure, Asia-Pacific managed services and an open, interoperable architecture to enable customers to +65 6572-5450 drive revenue and reach through a new generation of network services. [email protected] Thousands of organizations serving billions of people worldwide rely on Intelsat to Europe provide ubiquitous broadband connectivity, multi-format video broadcasting, secure +44 20-3036-6700 [email protected] satellite communications and seamless mobility services. The end result is an entirely new world, one that allows us to envision the impossible, connect without boundaries Latin America & Caribbean +1 305-445-5536 and transform the ways in which [email protected] we live. Middle East & North Africa +971 4-390-1515 [email protected] North America +1 703-559-6800 [email protected] 19/06/5533-IS-33e.
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