2017年03月01日
Optic Fiber Distribution Systems for TVROs Show Advantages Over Traditional Systems
A reconstruction of satellite TV receive only (TVRO) front-end systems in AsiaSat's Tai Po earth station is introduced and evaluated...
2017年01月25日
AsiaSat 9 Update - Spacecraft Dynamics & Acoustic Testing
AsiaSat 9 spacecraft has successfully completed the dynamics test phase...
2016年11月03日
Testing AsiaSat 9 in a Simulated Space Environment
AsiaSat 9 enters the thermal vacuum chamber for weeks of testing.
2016年08月25日
Update on AsiaSat 9
AsiaSat 9 has been proceeding smoothly as planned. Let's take a look at the manufacturing side and some other recent progress. 
2016年07月21日
Challenges of Launching a Real Full-time UHD Channel on a Satellite
This is a new white paper on UHD technology from AsiaSat, examining some of the challenges that broadcasters and content providers would face in launching a full-time UHD channel via satellite, and some recommendations and solutions from the industry.
2016年06月10日
My Recent Visit to AsiaSat 9 Development Site in SSL---Sabrina Cubbon, Vice President, Marketing and Global Accounts
Sabrina recently visited AsiaSat 9 development site in US on the trip to NAB. Let's find out what happened there.
2016年05月12日
Satellite Interference Geolocation Considerations
Interference is a problematic issue causing significant impact to satellite communications and sometimes making the satellite frequency spectrum unusable. Let's see how we tackle this problem in AsiaSat
2016年04月14日
AsiaSat 9's 3rd Launch Vehicle Technical Interface Meeting
William Wade, President & CEO of AsiaSat witnessed the latest development of AsiaSat 9, while the 3rd Launch Vehicle Technical Interface Meeting was successfully concluded in Hong Kong, AsiaSat's headquarters
2016年03月15日
AsiaSat 9 Launch Vehicle Preliminary Design Review (PDR) successfully completed in Moscow
AsiaSat has successfully completed the launch vehicle PDR for AsiaSat 9 in Moscow at Khrunichev facility.
2015年09月01日
#3 AsiaSat 9 Bi-propellant Tanks Installed
The bi-propellant tanks installed inside the central cylinder, AsiaSat 9’s main body. What’s next? In preparation for propulsion subsystems testing!