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TASTI 2026
International Convention Center Tainan, Taiwan
Nov 8 – 10, 2026
Booth W210
Join YTTEK now!
International Convention Center Tainan, Taiwan
Nov 8 – 10, 2026
Booth W210
Join YTTEK now!
International Convention Center Tainan, Taiwan
Nov 8 – 10, 2026
Booth W210
TASA deployed YTTEK’s HyperSDR as the mission’s high-speed X-band receiver.
Color image resolution decoded
Downlink data rate – 4× FORMOSAT-5
Per-channel data throughput
Total data processed
TASA deployed YTTEK’s HyperSDR as the mission’s high-speed X-band receiver.
Color image resolution decoded
Downlink data rata — 4× FORMOSAT-5
Per-channel data throughput
Total data processed
Delivering 2.25 Gbps of per-channel processing throughput, HyperSDR successfully decoded FORMOSAT-8A’s 600 Mbps downlink data rate to reconstruct 0.7-meter-resolution color imagery of Alibag, India—validating its mission-proven performance in orbit.
Mission log
Date: April 27, 2026
Target: Alibag, India
Status: Real-time high resolution image decoding
across major X-band missions
Trusted by Taiwan Space Agency (TASA), HyperSDR successfully received and decoded signals from TASA’s FORMOSAT-8A and FORMOSAT-5, as well as processed signals from NASA’s Landsat-8 and Landsat-9. Its field-proven performance makes it the reliable choice for mission-critical satellite communications.
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Agency |
TASA |
NASA |
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Satellite |
FORMOSAT-8A |
FORMOSAT-5 |
Landsat-8 |
Landsat-9 |
|
ID |
666666 |
42920 |
39084 |
49260 |
|
Data rate (bps) |
600 M |
150 M |
440.825 M |
440.825 M |
Secure. Reliable. Anti-Jamming.
Link range options
High throughput
Total output power
Interference-resistant
Secure. Reliable. Anti-Jamming.
Link range options
High throughput
Total output power
Bridging the gap between simulation and real-world testing
Frequency coverage
Max bandwidth
Example code included
Broadband multi-standard coverage
Bridging the gap between simulation and real-world testing
Frequency coverage
Max bandwidth
Example code included
Broadband multi-standard coverage
Over 250 SDR units integrated into top-tier research programs spanning 5G, 6G, NTN, SatCom, AI and autonomous systems.
Universities and colleges
PluSDR units deployed
Professor-led projects
Software packages developed by professors
A true software-defined radio (SDR) built on FPGA architecture, enabling 300 MHz–6 GHz frequency agility without hardware replacement.
Reconfigurable logic and algorithms adapt to evolving mission requirements.
300 MHz–6 GHz coverage enables flexible frequency selection and switching.
Upgrade waveforms and protocols through software, without replacing core hardware.
A true software-defined radio (SDR) built on FPGA architecture, enabling 300 MHz–6 GHz frequency agility without hardware replacement.
Reconfigurable logic and algorithms adapt to evolving mission requirements.
300 MHz–6 GHz coverage enables flexible frequency selection and switching.
Upgrade waveforms and protocols through software, without replacing core hardware.
Software-defined radio for mission-critical communication