Spot beams map¶ Below is a map of Thuraya-2 satelite spot beam IDs. Note that these are not ARFCN numbers, i.e. several spot beams with a different IDs may use the same channel and thus have he same ARFCN number. Spot beam ID is the 10 lowest bits of the LAC. (LAC is split into msc id [15:10] and spot beam id [9:0]).

Thuraya 2 satellite technical details, its charts, beams and coverage maps (footprints).

The satellite employs state-of-the-art on-board digital signal processing to create more than 200 spot beams that can be redirected on-orbit, allowing the Thuraya system to adapt to business demands in real time.

Dedicated satellite channels are available through existing or custom designed beams. Lease services are appealing to international news gathering corporations, enterprises’ business and governmental organizations across the Thuraya coverage.

The Thuraya Coverage Map shows where connectivity is available for any Thuraya device. There are two Thuraya satellites shown below in their approximate locations above the equator. You may connect to either of the satellites using the same service plan.

Thuraya 4 (Thuraya-4-NGS, Thuraya NGS) satellite technical details, its charts, beams and coverage maps (footprints).

The Merged Spot Beams L beam is available on Thuraya 2 at 44.0°E. If you would like to have more technical information about TV and radio channels available on Thuraya 2 at 44.0°E, please click here. If you complete the BeamFinder Setup, your position will …

Each Thuraya satellite can support 512 spot beams, with each beam providing coverage to an area of up to 600km. Where additional bandwidth capacity is required, the network can boost satellite power to concentrate 20 percent of the total capacity into a single beam, or 40 percent across three beams, as demand dictates.

Thuraya Coverage Map – T4-NGS Expanded Coverage with T4-NGS. Title: T4 Map Created Date: 10/22/2020 12:13:33 PM

Thuraya (Arabic: الثريا, Gulf Arabic pron.: [ɐθ.θʊˈrɑj.jɐ]; from the Arabic name for the Pleiades, Thurayya) [1] is a United Arab Emirates-based regional mobile-satellite service (MSS) provider.