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* * * * * * * * Pacific ICT Ministrial Forum Nuku’Alofa, Tonga February 17, 2009 O3b Network Proprietary * * Problem Definition Submarine Fiber Network Source: Telegeography * * Other 3 Billion People The developing world has a very limited supply of bandwidth connectivity 1 bln 200 mm 1.15 bln 500 mm 35 mm About O3b Networks HQ in Jersey, Channel Islands U.S. offices in Denver, Colorado Spectrum managed through U.K. Ofcom Serving Other 3 Billions People in emerging and less developed economies Technical 4.3 GHz spectrum per satellite (20 x 216 MHz per beam) Up to 12 Gbps per satellite (20 x 600 Mb/s) Over 1920 transponder equivalents (36 MHz) of capacity available to lesser developed economies O3b Network Proprietary * Manufactured byThales Alenia Space Partly based on Globalstar 2 heritage 12 steerable antennas: Each antenna can be individually controlled to point and track a ground terminal location (steerable +/- 26°) Bent-pipe No on-board processing or crosslinks Satellite Design O3b Network Proprietary * * * Orbit at 8,063 Km 288 minute orbital period In-orbit redundancy 10 years minimum life time First 8 satellites to launch in Nov. 2010 via Sea Launch 2nd, 3rd launches in 2011 Satellite Design * O3b Networks - Scalable Growth 16 satellites 40+ satellites Beam Characteristics Coverage 45° N/S 2 beams for gateways 10 beams for remotes 80 remote beams per launch 1.2 Gbps per beam (600 Mb/s x 2) 96 Gbps available first launch Beam coverage: 500 Km Transponder: 216 MHz Ka-band Downlink: 17.8 GHz – 18.6 GHz /18.8 GHz – 19.3 GHz Uplink: 27.6 GHz – 28.4 GHz/28.6 GHz – 29.1 GHz O3b Network Proprietary * * O3b Networks Customers and Opportunities 4 Satellite Coverage 5 Satellite Coverage 6-8 Satellite Coverage * Frequency Non-interfering with GEO’s UK Ofcom / ITU priorities on Ka Few large tracking dishes (3.5m) Epfd studies verified no interference / T-band coordination Large Separation Angle O3B GEO Belt * Fiber over Satellite Speed Availability