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Communications & Power Industries Canada is a Georgetown, Ontario operation within the US-controlled CPI group. CPI identifies its Amplifier Products and Generator Products businesses in Georgetown, serving satellite communications and other power-electronics markets, including medical imaging. The Canadian operation provides a product, sales and support route within a wider international RF-equipment business.
Its documented satellite-ground role includes Cobham SATCOM's March 2022 selection of 160 W Ka-band GaNLink block upconverters for Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna terminals, with manufacturing planned in Georgetown. That is a specific supplier-selection and Canadian-workshare announcement; it does not establish present delivery quantities or customer acceptance.
CPI's current GaNLink documentation describes solid-state power amplifiers and block upconverters for satellite transmit chains. The SA46KOA amplifier accepts Ka-band RF, while the SB46KOA adds frequency conversion from a lower-frequency input. Their usable linear output depends on the transmitted waveform and distortion requirement, making the detailed operating point more informative than the 40 W saturated product rating alone.
The Power Electronics support route includes product manuals and registration, service centres, and maintenance and training support. Canadian manufacturing responsibility should be confirmed for the proposed model rather than inferred from the group's full product catalogue.
A satellite transmit-chain discussion should start with frequency plan and linearity requirements. The 40 W GaNLink datasheet distinguishes 25 W under specified modulated-signal regrowth tests, 20 W under a two-tone intermodulation test and 16 W under a noise-power-ratio test. Those ratings answer different operating questions; they are not interchangeable linear power levels. The amplifier and block-upconverter versions also have different input-frequency requirements.
CPI Canada holds an ISO 9001:2015 certificate covering the stated development, manufacturing, distribution and warehousing scope for solid-state microwave devices and X-ray/microwave amplifiers, expiring September 9, 2027. This provides quality-management context for the operation, while a particular product's environmental results, configuration and customer acceptance require their own evidence.
The Canadian Lightspeed reference concerns the 160 W GaNLink BUC selected in 2022, not the 40 W models. Historical electron-device work also needs to remain separate from the current solid-state portfolio: CPI sold its Electron Device Business in 2024 while retaining other businesses, including Power Electronics. Group antenna announcements and that divested portfolio should therefore not be assigned wholesale to Georgetown's current operation.
CPI identifies its Georgetown operation at 45 River Drive, Ontario, with Amplifier Products and Generator Products headquarters and dedicated satellite-communications and medical sales routes. Its stated operating history extends to 1954; that is a business-history claim rather than the incorporation date of the current Canadian legal entity. The 2022 Lightspeed supplier announcement named planned Georgetown manufacturing for 160 W GaNLink BUCs.
Georgetown, Ontario is the published city-level context for Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Open the mapCPI Canada provides a Georgetown-based satellite-RF product and support discussion within a US-controlled group. Its strongest named Canadian workshare reference is the 2022 selection of 160 W GaNLink BUCs for Lightspeed landing terminals. Current datasheets make the engineering discussion concrete: frequency conversion, waveform-dependent linear power, monitoring interfaces and environmental conditions. A useful assessment connects the required RF configuration to current Georgetown responsibilities and the relevant production and acceptance evidence.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Satellite RF power amplification and frequency conversion
CPI publishes current GaNLink SSPA and BUC specifications and provides quotation, documentation, registration, service and training routes. The 40 W, 80 W and 160 W models are distinct offerings; current Canadian manufacturing scope and programme deliveries should be confirmed for the selected product.
The Canadian operation is part of the US-controlled Communications & Power Industries group. TJC currently lists CPI LLC in its portfolio. TransDigm's 2024 acquisition concerned CPI's Electron Device Business; the transaction did not encompass all retained CPI Power Electronics operations.
The Lightspeed release selected 160 W GaNLink BUCs and named planned Georgetown manufacturing. Current product and support pages identify the Canadian operation without reporting programme quantities or completed acceptance.
The 40 W saturated family has different linear ratings for modulated-signal regrowth, two-tone intermodulation and noise-power-ratio tests, along with selectable RF and input-frequency configurations.
These records support the organization, its owned capabilities and their reviewed connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
TransDigm Group · Jun 6, 2024
Source type: official company news
Supports: Profile · ownership
TransDigm announced completion of the CPI Electron Device Business purchase for approximately US$1.385 billion on June 6, 2024. The approximately US$300 million FY2023 revenue and named sites belong to that acquired business, not automatically to CPI Canada or retained Power Electronics. TJC’s sale announcement distinguishes the retained Antenna Technologies, Composite Structures and Power Electronics businesses.
Supports: Profile · operating context
TransDigm announced completion of the CPI Electron Device Business purchase for approximately US$1.385 billion on June 6, 2024. The approximately US$300 million FY2023 revenue and named sites belong to that acquired business, not automatically to CPI Canada or retained Power Electronics. TJC’s sale announcement distinguishes the retained Antenna Technologies, Composite Structures and Power Electronics businesses.
Communications & Power Industries
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · description
CPI Amplifier Products identifies Georgetown headquarters and routes customers to manuals, product registration, service centres and training or maintenance-agreement enquiries. This is a support route, not a particular SLA or proof every group model is built in Canada.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.confidence
CPI Amplifier Products identifies Georgetown headquarters and routes customers to manuals, product registration, service centres and training or maintenance-agreement enquiries. This is a support route, not a particular SLA or proof every group model is built in Canada.
Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.id
Communications & Power Industries · Mar 22, 2022
Source type: official company news
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Communications & Power Industries
Source type: official organization profile
Supports: Profile · primary location.provinceterritory
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization primaryLocation provinceTerritory: Ontario
Supports: Profile · primary location.latitude
True North Map derives latitude 43.6502 as the Georgetown city centroid after Communications & Power Industries establishes the Canadian operating city.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.contactPageUrl
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization publicContact contactPageUrl: https://www.cpii.com/units/
Communications & Power Industries
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.confidence
CPI lists its Power Electronics Georgetown headquarters at 45 River Drive, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 2J4, telephone 905-877-0161, with separate satcom and medical sales contacts.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.context
CPI lists its Power Electronics Georgetown headquarters at 45 River Drive, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 2J4, telephone 905-877-0161, with separate satcom and medical sales contacts.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
CPI Amplifier Products identifies Georgetown headquarters and routes customers to manuals, product registration, service centres and training or maintenance-agreement enquiries. This is a support route, not a particular SLA or proof every group model is built in Canada.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.context
CPI Amplifier Products identifies Georgetown headquarters and routes customers to manuals, product registration, service centres and training or maintenance-agreement enquiries. This is a support route, not a particular SLA or proof every group model is built in Canada.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
CPI Amplifier Products identifies Georgetown headquarters and routes customers to manuals, product registration, service centres and training or maintenance-agreement enquiries. This is a support route, not a particular SLA or proof every group model is built in Canada.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.question
CPI Amplifier Products identifies Georgetown headquarters and routes customers to manuals, product registration, service centres and training or maintenance-agreement enquiries. This is a support route, not a particular SLA or proof every group model is built in Canada.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · commercial availability
CPI Amplifier Products identifies Georgetown headquarters and routes customers to manuals, product registration, service centres and training or maintenance-agreement enquiries. This is a support route, not a particular SLA or proof every group model is built in Canada.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.context
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.id
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.confidence
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Supports: Profile · description
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.question
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · summary
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · maturity
The March 22, 2022 announcement says Cobham selected CPI’s next-generation 160 W GaNLink block upconverters for its Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna landing terminals, with production planned in Georgetown. This establishes selected product role and stated Canadian workshare, not current quantities, completed deliveries or customer acceptance.
Supports: Profile · aliases
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization aliases 0: CPI Canada
Supports: Profile · name
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization name: Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.
Supports: Profile · website url
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization websiteUrl: https://www.cpii.com/
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
CPI describes Amplifier Products and Generator Products as headquartered in Georgetown, with operation history since 1954. Amplifier offerings cover satellite-uplink and troposcatter equipment; the broader Power Electronics operation also serves medical imaging. The 1954 history is not necessarily the incorporation date of the current Canadian legal entity.
Supports: Profile · aliases
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization aliases 1: CPI Satcom & Antenna Technologies Canada
Supports: Profile · entity kind
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization entityKind: company
Supports: Profile · primary location.city
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization primaryLocation city: Georgetown
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization canadianFootprint: CPI lists a Georgetown, Ontario unit, and federal records identify the Canadian incorporated operation.
Supports: Profile · primary location.longitude
True North Map derives longitude -79.9036 as the Georgetown city centroid after Communications & Power Industries establishes the Canadian operating city.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
CPI describes Amplifier Products and Generator Products as headquartered in Georgetown, with operation history since 1954. Amplifier offerings cover satellite-uplink and troposcatter equipment; the broader Power Electronics operation also serves medical imaging. The 1954 history is not necessarily the incorporation date of the current Canadian legal entity.
Supports: Profile · ownership
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization ownership: The Canadian operation is part of Communications & Power Industries, a United States-headquartered group; it is not described as Canadian-owned.
Supports: Profile · description
CPI describes Amplifier Products and Generator Products as headquartered in Georgetown, with operation history since 1954. Amplifier offerings cover satellite-uplink and troposcatter equipment; the broader Power Electronics operation also serves medical imaging. The 1954 history is not necessarily the incorporation date of the current Canadian legal entity.
Supports: Profile · legal name
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization legalName: Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.
Supports: Profile · primary location.countrycode
Communications & Power Industries's CPI business units supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization primaryLocation countryCode: CA
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.id
CPI lists its Power Electronics Georgetown headquarters at 45 River Drive, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 2J4, telephone 905-877-0161, with separate satcom and medical sales contacts.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
CPI lists its Power Electronics Georgetown headquarters at 45 River Drive, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 2J4, telephone 905-877-0161, with separate satcom and medical sales contacts.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.question
CPI lists its Power Electronics Georgetown headquarters at 45 River Drive, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 2J4, telephone 905-877-0161, with separate satcom and medical sales contacts.
Supports: Profile · operating context
CPI lists its Power Electronics Georgetown headquarters at 45 River Drive, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 2J4, telephone 905-877-0161, with separate satcom and medical sales contacts.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
CPI lists its Power Electronics Georgetown headquarters at 45 River Drive, Georgetown, Ontario L7G 2J4, telephone 905-877-0161, with separate satcom and medical sales contacts.
Communications & Power Industries
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-rf-operating-point.context
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) lists SA46KOA SSPA input/output options of 27.5–31 or 27.5–30 GHz. SB46KOA BUC options include dual-, tri- or quad-band switching in 1 GHz bands across 27.5–31 GHz, 27.5–30 GHz wideband, and 30–31 GHz single band; input options are 950–1950, 1250–3750 and 1000–2000 MHz. Exact input/output pairing is configuration-specific. The environmental table applies full performance after 30 minutes and specifies altitude derating.
Supports: Profile · description
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-rf-operating-point.id
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-question-1.question
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization reviewedQuestions 0 question from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: Which Ka-band products and manufacturing or engineering work packages are currently delivered from CPI's Georgetown operation?
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-rf-operating-point.context
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-rf-operating-point.id
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) lists SA46KOA SSPA input/output options of 27.5–31 or 27.5–30 GHz. SB46KOA BUC options include dual-, tri- or quad-band switching in 1 GHz bands across 27.5–31 GHz, 27.5–30 GHz wideband, and 30–31 GHz single band; input options are 950–1950, 1250–3750 and 1000–2000 MHz. Exact input/output pairing is configuration-specific. The environmental table applies full performance after 30 minutes and specifies altitude derating.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
Communications & Power Industries's SA46KOA and SB46KOA 40 W SSPA and BUC supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization commercialStatus: CPI currently publishes Ka-band solid-state power-amplifier and block-upconverter products and satellite-ground RF solutions.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization categories 0 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: commercial_company
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-rf-operating-point.question
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) lists SA46KOA SSPA input/output options of 27.5–31 or 27.5–30 GHz. SB46KOA BUC options include dual-, tri- or quad-band switching in 1 GHz bands across 27.5–31 GHz, 27.5–30 GHz wideband, and 30–31 GHz single band; input options are 950–1950, 1250–3750 and 1000–2000 MHz. Exact input/output pairing is configuration-specific. The environmental table applies full performance after 30 minutes and specifies altitude derating.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-rf-operating-point.question
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Profile · dual use posture
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization dualUsePosture from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: Ka-band power amplification and upconversion support commercial satellite gateways and can be relevant to resilient satellite communications; defence adoption is not established.
Supports: Profile · description
The GaNLink 40 W datasheet lists selected Ka output bands including 27.5–30 and 27.5–31 GHz, with BUC L-band input options matched to the chosen configuration. It gives 63–69 dB gain, RJ45 Ethernet, RS-485/RS-232 and BMIP/Keyline interfaces, optional redundancy switching and custom EVM/MODCOD testing. These are configurable specifications; input/output combinations need exact model confirmation.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization categories 1 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: dual_use
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
Communications & Power Industries's SA46KOA and SB46KOA 40 W SSPA and BUC supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization profileData portfolioScope: This dossier is bounded to Canadian Ka-band RF amplification and conversion products and the publicly named Telesat Lightspeed supplier context.
Supports: Profile · operating context
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization operatingContext from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: The Ontario unit sits within a global RF supplier and has a named Canadian satellite-program supplier role; exact site workshare, delivery status and customer acceptance remain unknown.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The GaNLink 40 W datasheet lists selected Ka output bands including 27.5–30 and 27.5–31 GHz, with BUC L-band input options matched to the chosen configuration. It gives 63–69 dB gain, RJ45 Ethernet, RS-485/RS-232 and BMIP/Keyline interfaces, optional redundancy switching and custom EVM/MODCOD testing. These are configurable specifications; input/output combinations need exact model confirmation.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-rf-operating-point.confidence
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-question-1.context
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization reviewedQuestions 0 context from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: Verify Canadian workshare and Lightspeed delivery status separately from group-level product and supplier announcements.
Supports: Profile · description
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization description from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: Communications & Power Industries Canada is a Georgetown, Ontario satellite-RF equipment operation within the US-owned CPI group. CPI and Cobham SATCOM document its selection to supply Ka-band RF equipment for Telesat Lightspeed landing-station terminals; a current datasheet supports specific solid-state amplifier and block-upconverter products.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The 40 W GaNLink datasheet specifies forced-air cooling, a hot-swappable fan, IP66 and −40 to +60°C operation at full specification after a 30-minute warm-up. Shock and vibration requirements cite MIL-STD-810H and IEC 60068-2-64 regimes; these are stated test levels, not blanket military certification. CPI says specifications can change and system use should be confirmed.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-rf-operating-point.confidence
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) lists SA46KOA SSPA input/output options of 27.5–31 or 27.5–30 GHz. SB46KOA BUC options include dual-, tri- or quad-band switching in 1 GHz bands across 27.5–31 GHz, 27.5–30 GHz wideband, and 30–31 GHz single band; input options are 950–1950, 1250–3750 and 1000–2000 MHz. Exact input/output pairing is configuration-specific. The environmental table applies full performance after 30 minutes and specifies altitude derating.
Supports: Profile · operating context
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) lists SA46KOA SSPA input/output options of 27.5–31 or 27.5–30 GHz. SB46KOA BUC options include dual-, tri- or quad-band switching in 1 GHz bands across 27.5–31 GHz, 27.5–30 GHz wideband, and 30–31 GHz single band; input options are 950–1950, 1250–3750 and 1000–2000 MHz. Exact input/output pairing is configuration-specific. The environmental table applies full performance after 30 minutes and specifies altitude derating.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · defence applications
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 technicalTags 0 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: Ka-band
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · maturity
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · defence applications
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 applications 2 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: High-throughput satellite communications
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
The GaNLink 40 W datasheet lists selected Ka output bands including 27.5–30 and 27.5–31 GHz, with BUC L-band input options matched to the chosen configuration. It gives 63–69 dB gain, RJ45 Ethernet, RS-485/RS-232 and BMIP/Keyline interfaces, optional redundancy switching and custom EVM/MODCOD testing. These are configurable specifications; input/output combinations need exact model confirmation.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · name
Communications & Power Industries's SA46KOA and SB46KOA 40 W SSPA and BUC supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 name: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 technicalTags 2 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: solid-state power amplifier
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
The GaNLink 40 W datasheet lists selected Ka output bands including 27.5–30 and 27.5–31 GHz, with BUC L-band input options matched to the chosen configuration. It gives 63–69 dB gain, RJ45 Ethernet, RS-485/RS-232 and BMIP/Keyline interfaces, optional redundancy switching and custom EVM/MODCOD testing. These are configurable specifications; input/output combinations need exact model confirmation.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technicaldomainslugs
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 technicalDomainSlugs 1 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: space-and-earth-observation
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
Communications & Power Industries's SA46KOA and SB46KOA 40 W SSPA and BUC supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 features 1: Solid-state power amplification
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) lists SA46KOA SSPA input/output options of 27.5–31 or 27.5–30 GHz. SB46KOA BUC options include dual-, tri- or quad-band switching in 1 GHz bands across 27.5–31 GHz, 27.5–30 GHz wideband, and 30–31 GHz single band; input options are 950–1950, 1250–3750 and 1000–2000 MHz. Exact input/output pairing is configuration-specific. The environmental table applies full performance after 30 minutes and specifies altitude derating.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technicaldomainslugs
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 technicalTags 1 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: block upconverter
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technicaldomainslugs
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 technicalDomainSlugs 0 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: communications-and-cyber
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · capability type
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 technicalTags 3 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: satellite gateway
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
The GaNLink 40 W datasheet lists selected Ka output bands including 27.5–30 and 27.5–31 GHz, with BUC L-band input options matched to the chosen configuration. It gives 63–69 dB gain, RJ45 Ethernet, RS-485/RS-232 and BMIP/Keyline interfaces, optional redundancy switching and custom EVM/MODCOD testing. These are configurable specifications; input/output combinations need exact model confirmation.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
Communications & Power Industries's SA46KOA and SB46KOA 40 W SSPA and BUC supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 features 0: 40-watt Ka-band output class
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · summary
The GaNLink 40 W datasheet lists selected Ka output bands including 27.5–30 and 27.5–31 GHz, with BUC L-band input options matched to the chosen configuration. It gives 63–69 dB gain, RJ45 Ethernet, RS-485/RS-232 and BMIP/Keyline interfaces, optional redundancy switching and custom EVM/MODCOD testing. These are configurable specifications; input/output combinations need exact model confirmation.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technicaldomainslugs
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · name
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · defence applications
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · commercial availability
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) lists SA46KOA SSPA input/output options of 27.5–31 or 27.5–30 GHz. SB46KOA BUC options include dual-, tri- or quad-band switching in 1 GHz bands across 27.5–31 GHz, 27.5–30 GHz wideband, and 30–31 GHz single band; input options are 950–1950, 1250–3750 and 1000–2000 MHz. Exact input/output pairing is configuration-specific. The environmental table applies full performance after 30 minutes and specifies altitude derating.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technology readiness level
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · defence applications
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · defence applications
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 applications 1 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: Gateway transmit chains
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · commercial availability
Communications & Power Industries's SA46KOA and SB46KOA 40 W SSPA and BUC supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 commercialAvailability: CPI publishes current Ka-band SSPA and BUC product documentation.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · summary
Communications & Power Industries's SA46KOA and SB46KOA 40 W SSPA and BUC supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 summary: Ka-band solid-state power-amplifier and block-upconverter equipment for satellite-ground RF transmission chains.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
Communications & Power Industries's SA46KOA and SB46KOA 40 W SSPA and BUC supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 features 3: Gateway and terminal integration
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · summary
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) lists SA46KOA SSPA input/output options of 27.5–31 or 27.5–30 GHz. SB46KOA BUC options include dual-, tri- or quad-band switching in 1 GHz bands across 27.5–31 GHz, 27.5–30 GHz wideband, and 30–31 GHz single band; input options are 950–1950, 1250–3750 and 1000–2000 MHz. Exact input/output pairing is configuration-specific. The environmental table applies full performance after 30 minutes and specifies altitude derating.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · summary
The 40 W GaNLink datasheet specifies forced-air cooling, a hot-swappable fan, IP66 and −40 to +60°C operation at full specification after a 30-minute warm-up. Shock and vibration requirements cite MIL-STD-810H and IEC 60068-2-64 regimes; these are stated test levels, not blanket military certification. CPI says specifications can change and system use should be confirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · summary
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) lists SA46KOA SSPA input/output options of 27.5–31 or 27.5–30 GHz. SB46KOA BUC options include dual-, tri- or quad-band switching in 1 GHz bands across 27.5–31 GHz, 27.5–30 GHz wideband, and 30–31 GHz single band; input options are 950–1950, 1250–3750 and 1000–2000 MHz. Exact input/output pairing is configuration-specific. The environmental table applies full performance after 30 minutes and specifies altitude derating.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · defence applications
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 applications 0 from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: Satellite landing stations
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · capability type
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 capabilityType from Communications & Power Industries's bounded record: Satellite RF power amplification and frequency conversion
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
Communications & Power Industries's SA46KOA and SB46KOA 40 W SSPA and BUC supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 features 2: Block upconversion
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
The 40 W GaNLink datasheet specifies forced-air cooling, a hot-swappable fan, IP66 and −40 to +60°C operation at full specification after a 30-minute warm-up. Shock and vibration requirements cite MIL-STD-810H and IEC 60068-2-64 regimes; these are stated test levels, not blanket military certification. CPI says specifications can change and system use should be confirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
MKT-485 Rev 2 (February 2025) distinguishes SA46KOA SSPA from SB46KOA BUC. Both are 40 W saturated models. Linear output depends on test: 25 W under specified modulated-signal/spectral-regrowth conditions, 20 W for specified two-tone IMD3 per MIL-STD-188-164B, and 16 W under the noise-power-ratio test. Do not state 40 W linear or a universal linear power independent of waveform and distortion requirement.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · description
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization description from Cobham SATCOM's bounded record: Communications & Power Industries Canada is a Georgetown, Ontario satellite-RF equipment operation within the US-owned CPI group. CPI and Cobham SATCOM document its selection to supply Ka-band RF equipment for Telesat Lightspeed landing-station terminals; a current datasheet supports specific solid-state amplifier and block-upconverter products.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · maturity
Cobham SATCOM's Cobham SATCOM selects CPI as RF supplier supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 maturity: A current product datasheet and named supplier selection support a developed commercial product family; exact delivery and accepted system performance remain unknown.
CPI / CobhamSATCOM
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · operating context
The March 22, 2022 joint release selects CPI 160 W Ka-band GaNLink BUCs for Cobham gateway tracking antennas, with production planned in Georgetown. This is supplier-selection evidence without current accepted-delivery proof.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.context
The March 22, 2022 joint release selects CPI 160 W Ka-band GaNLink BUCs for Cobham gateway tracking antennas, with production planned in Georgetown. This is supplier-selection evidence without current accepted-delivery proof.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.confidence
The March 22, 2022 joint release selects CPI 160 W Ka-band GaNLink BUCs for Cobham gateway tracking antennas, with production planned in Georgetown. This is supplier-selection evidence without current accepted-delivery proof.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.id
The March 22, 2022 joint release selects CPI 160 W Ka-band GaNLink BUCs for Cobham gateway tracking antennas, with production planned in Georgetown. This is supplier-selection evidence without current accepted-delivery proof.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The March 22, 2022 joint release selects CPI 160 W Ka-band GaNLink BUCs for Cobham gateway tracking antennas, with production planned in Georgetown. This is supplier-selection evidence without current accepted-delivery proof.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cpi-canada-delivery-qualification.question
The March 22, 2022 joint release selects CPI 160 W Ka-band GaNLink BUCs for Cobham gateway tracking antennas, with production planned in Georgetown. This is supplier-selection evidence without current accepted-delivery proof.
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · legal name
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc. investment record supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization legalName: Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.
Supports: Profile · description
True North Map derives Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s organization description from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's bounded record: Communications & Power Industries Canada is a Georgetown, Ontario satellite-RF equipment operation within the US-owned CPI group. CPI and Cobham SATCOM document its selection to supply Ka-band RF equipment for Telesat Lightspeed landing-station terminals; a current datasheet supports specific solid-state amplifier and block-upconverter products.
Innovation Science and Economic Development Canada
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · description
The official Investment Canada index records a May 2022 acquisition notification naming Iceman Acquisition Corp., New York, and Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc., Georgetown, with United States ultimate control. The notification is not a current Canadian financial statement or exact legal shareholding percentage.
Supports: Profile · ownership
The official Investment Canada index records a May 2022 acquisition notification naming Iceman Acquisition Corp., New York, and Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc., Georgetown, with United States ultimate control. The notification is not a current Canadian financial statement or exact legal shareholding percentage.
Communications & Power Industries
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · commercial status
CPI’s family table separately lists SA49KOA/SB49KOA 80 W saturated models with 40 W linear output, and SA52KOA/SB52KOA 160 W models with 80 W or 100 W according to spectral-regrowth criteria. These sibling ratings are not interchangeable with the SA46KOA/SB46KOA 40 W models.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technicaldomainslugs
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technology readiness level
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · capability type
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · defence applications
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · summary
CPI’s family table separately lists SA49KOA/SB49KOA 80 W saturated models with 40 W linear output, and SA52KOA/SB52KOA 160 W models with 80 W or 100 W according to spectral-regrowth criteria. These sibling ratings are not interchangeable with the SA46KOA/SB46KOA 40 W models.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · commercial availability
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
CPI’s family table separately lists SA49KOA/SB49KOA 80 W saturated models with 40 W linear output, and SA52KOA/SB52KOA 160 W models with 80 W or 100 W according to spectral-regrowth criteria. These sibling ratings are not interchangeable with the SA46KOA/SB46KOA 40 W models.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · core features
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technical tags
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · defence applications
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · name
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · maturity
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · defence applications
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · summary
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · technicaldomainslugs
Current GaNLink SA46KOA/SB46KOA models specify 40 W saturated and 20 W linear output, with 80 W and 160 W siblings. Legacy GaAs and current GaN specifications and product variants must remain distinct. CPI's group product page does not establish that these amplifiers are manufactured at its Canadian operation; Canadian production scope remains unconfirmed.
Source type: investor portfolio
Supports: Profile · ownership
TJC currently lists CPI LLC in its portfolio. Official Investment Canada records separately document a 2022 acquisition notification with US ultimate control for Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc. These support group/ownership context, not a standalone Canadian valuation or financial result.
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · operating context
CPI's current homepage states that its Electron Device Business was sold and directs readers to cpi-edb.com and mppinc.com. Group antenna announcements and the sold EDB portfolio do not automatically establish Georgetown Power Electronics work.
TUV SUD / Communications & Power Industries · Jun 2, 2025
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · operating context
The CPI Canada ISO 9001:2015 certificate covers development, manufacture, distribution and warehousing of solid-state microwave devices for satellite communications/radar and X-ray/microwave amplifiers. Issued June 2, 2025, effective May 30, 2025 and expiring September 9, 2027, it certifies the stated quality-management scope, not the qualification or customer acceptance of a particular model.
Communications & Power Industries
Source type: official company product
Supports: Ka-band solid-state power amplification and upconversion · maturity
Communications & Power Industries's Cobham SATCOM selects CPI as RF supplier for Telesat Lightspeed supports Communications & Power Industries Canada Inc.'s capabilities 0 maturity: A current product datasheet and named supplier selection support a developed commercial product family; exact delivery and accepted system performance remain unknown.
