PLANO, TEXAS—Communications & Power Industries’ (CPI) ASC Signal Division has been tapped by Roberts Communications Network to provide seven satellite antenna systems for its new teleport in Las Vegas.

The ASC Signal Division will provide Roberts with three 9.3 meter C-band systems, as well as four 7.6 meter Ku- and C-band systems, all of which feature four-port feeds. Roberts is also utilizing CPI’s Satcom & Medical Products Division for satellite communication amplifiers.

Roberts Communications is a Las Vegas-based provider of satellite and terrestrial communications services. It will make its new teleport live as of Nov. 1.

PLANO, TEXAS—Nine Earth station antennas will be installed in the outlying islands and remote areas of Taiwan by the ASC Signal Division of Communications & Power Industries after the company announced it won the contract from Transcontinental Enterprises Company. The installations are designed to improve basic telecommunications coverage in mountainous and remote areas of Taiwan.

Per the contract, CPI ASC Signal Division will provide five 4.9 meter, one 7.6 meter and three 3.7 meter antennas. All antennas will be equipped with CPI ASC Signal Division’s Next-Generation Controller, which provides a single, central device to control multiple antenna systems. Features of the NGC include built-in remote access and tracking capabilities, an internal spectrum analyzer, redundancy control systems and built-in support for fiber-optic inter-facility links.

ASC Signal Division, which was acquired by CPI in 2015, is a manufacturer of satellite Earth station, radar and HF antenna systems.