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Simulsat is a quasi-parabolic antenna product line designed and manufactured by Antenna Technology Communications.[1] Whereas satellite dishes with one low-noise block converter (LNB) are able to receive a satellite television broadcast from one communications satellite at a time, Simulsat antennas are capable of establishing views to more than 35 C and Ku band satellites simultaneously, by employing multiple LNBs.
Antenna Technology Communications produces three Simulsat models: Simulsat 5, Simulsat C/Ku, and Simulsat 7.
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