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Anderson Connectivity, Inc.
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Anderson Connectivity, Inc. is a privately-held aerospace hardware company headquartered in Melbourne, Florida, that designs, manufactures, and services airborne and spaceborne satellite communications (SatCom) and in-flight entertainment and connectivity (IFEC) antenna systems. The company serves commercial airlines, aerospace OEMs and system integrators, MRO facilities, satellite operators, and military/government customers requiring L-band through Ka-band connectivity hardware. Its core capability spans the full antenna lifecycle — from system engineering, aperture and radome design, and qualification testing, through AS9100D-certified manufacturing, to FAA Part 145-certified depot repair and obsolescence management — delivered from a single co-located engineering and production facility on Florida's Space Coast.

The product portfolio centers on seven named systems. The Conformal Multi-Band Antenna (CMA), protected by US Patent #US10938105B2, is a modular, electronically scanned tile architecture that mounts directly to aircraft skin, supports full Ku Tx/Rx and K band Rx on a single tile, and eliminates radome-related birdstrike, lightning, and aero-load burdens. The KPSU family provides ARINC 792-compliant Ku/Ka power supplies qualified to DO-160G. Supporting RF components include the QHA (low-profile 2.1 GHz helix antenna for UAV, CubeSat/SmallSat, and EOD robotics), the DRP (selectable-attenuation signal conditioning pad), and the Muxillator and MVP test platforms for in-situ field validation and lab integration. The Winnow product line (Barracuda and Minnow) extends the portfolio into airborne GPU-based edge computing for on-wing AI inferencing, prognostic maintenance, and dynamic bandwidth optimization.

The business model is a quote-based, B2B enterprise sales motion selling primarily proprietary hardware to aerospace customers, supplemented by FAA-certified repair/maintenance services and engineering integration/test services. Revenue is generated from antenna system hardware sales, AS9100D contract manufacturing including third-party electronics, system integration and qualification testing, and depot-level repair/refurbishment. Customer segments are segmented vertically — commercial airlines and air carriers, aerospace manufacturers and integrators (primary), MRO facilities, and satellite operators — with technical sales engineering as the dominant go-to-market approach supported by direct contact, an informational website, LinkedIn presence, and aerospace industry events. The company holds dual AS9100D and FAA Part 145 Repair Station (#ACIR962D) certifications, and leadership includes President Brian Anderson (former LiveTV, jetBlue IFEC pioneer), CTO Chris Snyder (30+ antenna patents), and COO Stephen Meyer (15+ years of qualified mechanical design).

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Anderson Connectivity is a Melbourne, Florida-based aerospace company that designs, manufactures, and services airborne and spaceborne SatCom and IFEC antenna systems and RF components for commercial airlines, aerospace OEMs, MRO facilities, satellite operators, and military/government customers from a single AS9100D- and FAA Part 145-certified facility.

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airborne antenna systems, satellite communications hardware, in-flight connectivity solutions, phased array antennas, aerospace RF components
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1Avionics Communication Systems (VHF/UHF/SATCOM/Data Link)
CodeIMABAFAGPrimaryYes
2Military Power Supplies, RF/Microwave Components & Ruggedized Electronics
CodeIMABAGAJPrimaryNo
3RF & Wireless Components/Modules (RF front-end, antennas, industrial wireless modules)
CodeIMAGAJAGPrimaryNo
4In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) & Connectivity (IFEC)
CodeTHABAMABPrimaryNo
NAICS code4 codes
  • Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing336413
  • Communications Equipment Manufacturing3342
  • Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing33429
  • Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing334220
SIC code4 codes
  • Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys3812
  • Aircraft Parts & Auxiliary Equipment, Nec3728
  • Communications Equipment, Nec3669
  • Instruments For Meas & Testing Of Electricity & Elec Signals3825
Product category
Aerospace & Defense — Airborne SatCom and IFEC Antenna Systems
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1Antenna System Hardware Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of proprietary antenna system components including phased arrays, apertures, gimbals, radomes, and RF components such as the KPSU product line. Hardware sales are the primary revenue driver with products designed for airborne and spaceborne applications.

andersonconnectivity.com
2Repair and Maintenance Services
TypeProfessional Services
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FAA Part 145 certified repair station providing maintenance, preventative maintenance, and alterations for airframe and accessory components. Services include LRU and SRU repair/replacement, obsolescence management, refurbishment, and upgrade programs.

andersonconnectivity.com
3Manufacturing Services
TypeHardware Sales
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AS9100D certified manufacturing operations producing antenna systems and supporting third-party electronics equipment. Includes production tooling, in-process test set development, and electronic aircraft accessories manufacturing.

andersonconnectivity.com
4System Integration and Testing
TypeProfessional Services
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Engineering services including system integration and test, mobility test platform development, prototype installation, pre-deployment flight testing, and qualification testing per DO-160G standards.

andersonconnectivity.com
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Anderson Connectivity designs, manufactures, and services airborne and spaceborne SatCom and IFEC antenna systems and RF components for commercial aviation, aerospace OEMs, MRO facilities, and military/government platforms. Core products include phased array and conformal antennas, ARINC 792-compliant power supply units, signal conditioning devices, and airborne edge computing systems covering L-band through Ka-band frequencies, supported by AS9100D manufacturing and FAA Part 145 repair certifications.

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Anderson Connectivity's product portfolio is a suite of airborne and spaceborne SatCom hardware systems and components spanning the full antenna ecosystem. The core offerings include: the KPSU (Ku/Ka Power Supply Unit) family of ARINC 792-compliant power supplies; the Muxillator field service signal multiplexer; the Modem Verification Platform (MVP) lab integration tool; and the Winnow (Barracuda/Minnow) family of airborne GPU edge-computing systems for real-time on-wing inferencing. Supporting these are three specialized RF components: the Quadrifilar Helix Antenna (QHA) for SatCom terminals; the Diplexed Reactive Pad (DRP) for signal conditioning and frequency conversion; and the Conformal Multi-Band Antenna (CMA), a modular electronically scanned array designed to conform directly to aircraft skin. The portfolio covers L-band through Ka-band frequencies and addresses IFEC, mobility, and smallsat/maritime markets.

Product and service9 records
1Conformal Multi-Band Antenna (CMA)
CategoryConformal Phased Array Antenna
Description

A conformal, electronically scanned antenna system designed to mount directly on aircraft skin without additional aero loads, eliminating birdstrike and lightning concerns while supporting multiband operation (Ku Tx/Rx and K band Rx on a single tile with Ka Tx tiles interspersed). Intended for commercial aviation, defense, and aerospace OEM integrators requiring low-power, low-thermal, modular phased array antennas.

2KPSU (Ku/Ka Power Supply Unit)
CategoryARINC 792 Power Supply Unit
Description

A family of Ku/Ka-band power supply units fully compliant with ARINC 792 electrical and mechanical interfaces, designed to DO-160G qualification standards with conductive/convective cooling, providing cost-effective near-COTS power solutions for ARINC 792 IFEC systems. Intended for OEMs and system integrators building next-generation in-flight connectivity terminals.

3Muxillator
CategoryField Service Test Equipment
Description

A compact, portable, rugged, and lightweight signal testing instrument for field service and line maintenance environments, multiplexing 50MHz REF and intermediate frequency signals between Rx/Tx and antenna paths for in-situ signal chain validation, linearity, spurious, and SNR assessments. Used by MRO technicians and field service engineers to validate deployed SatCom systems.

4Modem Verification Platform (MVP)
CategoryLab Integration Platform
Description

A lab-grade integration platform that exposes IF/REF and M&C signals from various embedded modem modules, enabling engineers and technicians to quickly integrate different core modules, evaluate in-situ network performance, and pre-load and configure modules before final integration, agnostic to specific vendor interfaces. Used by satellite terminal integrators and lab engineers.

5Winnow Edge Computing System (Barracuda and Minnow)
CategoryAirborne Edge Computing Hardware
Description

A family of airborne GPU-based edge computing systems that bring high-powered Graphics Processing Units to 30,000 feet, enabling on-wing inferencing of Big Data trained models for real-time performance analysis, prognostic maintenance, dynamic bandwidth allocation, and in-flight security surveillance via video and thermal imaging. The Winnow Barracuda is a full server-in-the-sky system controller, and Winnow Minnow is a small-form-factor adjunct unit. Intended for IFEC operators and satellite service providers.

6Quadrifilar Helix Antenna (QHA)
CategoryLow-SWaP SatCom Antenna
Description

A low-profile, omni-directional Quadrifilar Helix Antenna operating at a 2.1GHz center frequency designed for SatCom terminal and bus providers to ensure telemetry and communications under all conditions, including indeterminate attitude/orientation transitions, with minimal SWaP footprint and disruptively low cost. Suitable for UAV, Aircraft, CubeSat/SmallSat, and EOD Robotics platforms.

7Diplexed Reactive Pad (DRP)
CategorySignal Conditioning Component
Description

A selectable-attenuation signal conditioning device that allows SatCom system integrators to standardize terminal hardware across multiple platforms by preserving reference frequency propagation between modems and frequency conversion equipment while offering adjustable intermediate frequency attenuation for linearity and maximum Mod/Cod points. Suitable for airborne, maritime, and land mobile use.

8FAA Part 145 Certified Repair Services
CategoryCertified Aerospace MRO Services
Description

FAA Part 145 certified repair station services including LRU and SRU repair/replacement, obsolescence management, refurbishment, and upgrade programs for airframe and accessory components, with Work Away from Fixed Location authorization enabling remote customer facility and MRO hangar support. Intended for MRO facilities, airlines, and operators of airborne connectivity systems.

9AS9100D Contract Manufacturing Services
CategoryContract Aerospace Manufacturing
Description

AS9100D certified contract manufacturing services providing full parts traceability, Production Approval (PMA) with airworthiness releases, PMA-Assist under AS9100D production model, and J-STD/IPC certified technician assembly for antenna systems and third-party electronics equipment. Intended for aerospace OEMs requiring qualified manufacturing partners.

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Anderson Connectivity

Aerospace & Defense — Airborne SatCom and IFEC Antenna Systemsandersonconnectivity.com

Anderson Connectivity is a Melbourne, Florida-based aerospace company that designs, manufactures, and services airborne and spaceborne SatCom and IFEC antenna systems and RF components for commercial airlines, aerospace OEMs, MRO facilities, satellite operators, and military/government customers from a single AS9100D- and FAA Part 145-certified facility.

What Anderson Connectivity does

Anderson Connectivity, Inc. is a privately-held aerospace hardware company headquartered in Melbourne, Florida, that designs, manufactures, and services airborne and spaceborne satellite communications (SatCom) and in-flight entertainment and connectivity (IFEC) antenna systems. The company serves commercial airlines, aerospace OEMs and system integrators, MRO facilities, satellite operators, and military/government customers requiring L-band through Ka-band connectivity hardware. Its core capability spans the full antenna lifecycle — from system engineering, aperture and radome design, and qualification testing, through AS9100D-certified manufacturing, to FAA Part 145-certified depot repair and obsolescence management — delivered from a single co-located engineering and production facility on Florida's Space Coast.

The product portfolio centers on seven named systems. The Conformal Multi-Band Antenna (CMA), protected by US Patent #US10938105B2, is a modular, electronically scanned tile architecture that mounts directly to aircraft skin, supports full Ku Tx/Rx and K band Rx on a single tile, and eliminates radome-related birdstrike, lightning, and aero-load burdens. The KPSU family provides ARINC 792-compliant Ku/Ka power supplies qualified to DO-160G. Supporting RF components include the QHA (low-profile 2.1 GHz helix antenna for UAV, CubeSat/SmallSat, and EOD robotics), the DRP (selectable-attenuation signal conditioning pad), and the Muxillator and MVP test platforms for in-situ field validation and lab integration. The Winnow product line (Barracuda and Minnow) extends the portfolio into airborne GPU-based edge computing for on-wing AI inferencing, prognostic maintenance, and dynamic bandwidth optimization.

The business model is a quote-based, B2B enterprise sales motion selling primarily proprietary hardware to aerospace customers, supplemented by FAA-certified repair/maintenance services and engineering integration/test services. Revenue is generated from antenna system hardware sales, AS9100D contract manufacturing including third-party electronics, system integration and qualification testing, and depot-level repair/refurbishment. Customer segments are segmented vertically — commercial airlines and air carriers, aerospace manufacturers and integrators (primary), MRO facilities, and satellite operators — with technical sales engineering as the dominant go-to-market approach supported by direct contact, an informational website, LinkedIn presence, and aerospace industry events. The company holds dual AS9100D and FAA Part 145 Repair Station (#ACIR962D) certifications, and leadership includes President Brian Anderson (former LiveTV, jetBlue IFEC pioneer), CTO Chris Snyder (30+ antenna patents), and COO Stephen Meyer (15+ years of qualified mechanical design).

Anderson Connectivity firmographics

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Name
Anderson Connectivity
Legal name
Anderson Connectivity, Inc.
Website
https://andersonconnectivity.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2005
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Anderson Connectivity is a Melbourne, Florida-based aerospace company that designs, manufactures, and services airborne and spaceborne SatCom and IFEC antenna systems and RF components for commercial airlines, aerospace OEMs, MRO facilities, satellite operators, and military/government customers from a single AS9100D- and FAA Part 145-certified facility.
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Anderson Connectivity industry classification

Industry
Product category
Aerospace & Defense — Airborne SatCom and IFEC Antenna Systems
NAICS
Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (336413), Communications Equipment Manufacturing (3342), Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (33429), Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (334220)
SIC
Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys (3812), Aircraft Parts & Auxiliary Equipment, Nec (3728), Communications Equipment, Nec (3669), Instruments For Meas & Testing Of Electricity & Elec Signals (3825)
akta.pro primary industry
Avionics Communication Systems (VHF/UHF/SATCOM/Data Link) (IMABAFAG)
akta.pro secondary industries
Military Power Supplies, RF/Microwave Components & Ruggedized Electronics (IMABAGAJ), RF & Wireless Components/Modules (RF front-end, antennas, industrial wireless modules) (IMAGAJAG), In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) & Connectivity (IFEC) (THABAMAB)

Keywords

  • Airborne antenna systems
  • Satellite communications hardware
  • In-flight connectivity solutions
  • Phased array antennas
  • Aerospace RF components

Where Anderson Connectivity is headquartered

Location

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Melbourne
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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Anderson Connectivity business model

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B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Antenna System Hardware Sales: Sale of proprietary antenna system components including phased arrays, apertures, gimbals, radomes, and RF components such as the KPSU product line. Hardware sales are the primary revenue driver with products designed for airborne and spaceborne applications.
  2. Repair and Maintenance Services: FAA Part 145 certified repair station providing maintenance, preventative maintenance, and alterations for airframe and accessory components. Services include LRU and SRU repair/replacement, obsolescence management, refurbishment, and upgrade programs.
  3. Manufacturing Services: AS9100D certified manufacturing operations producing antenna systems and supporting third-party electronics equipment. Includes production tooling, in-process test set development, and electronic aircraft accessories manufacturing.
  4. System Integration and Testing: Engineering services including system integration and test, mobility test platform development, prototype installation, pre-deployment flight testing, and qualification testing per DO-160G standards.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Anderson Connectivity product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Anderson Connectivity designs, manufactures, and services airborne and spaceborne SatCom and IFEC antenna systems and RF components for commercial aviation, aerospace OEMs, MRO facilities, and military/government platforms. Core products include phased array and conformal antennas, ARINC 792-compliant power supply units, signal conditioning devices, and airborne edge computing systems covering L-band through Ka-band frequencies, supported by AS9100D manufacturing and FAA Part 145 repair certifications.

Product overview

Anderson Connectivity's product portfolio is a suite of airborne and spaceborne SatCom hardware systems and components spanning the full antenna ecosystem. The core offerings include: the KPSU (Ku/Ka Power Supply Unit) family of ARINC 792-compliant power supplies; the Muxillator field service signal multiplexer; the Modem Verification Platform (MVP) lab integration tool; and the Winnow (Barracuda/Minnow) family of airborne GPU edge-computing systems for real-time on-wing inferencing. Supporting these are three specialized RF components: the Quadrifilar Helix Antenna (QHA) for SatCom terminals; the Diplexed Reactive Pad (DRP) for signal conditioning and frequency conversion; and the Conformal Multi-Band Antenna (CMA), a modular electronically scanned array designed to conform directly to aircraft skin. The portfolio covers L-band through Ka-band frequencies and addresses IFEC, mobility, and smallsat/maritime markets.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Conformal Multi-Band Antenna (CMA) A conformal, electronically scanned antenna system designed to mount directly on aircraft skin without additional aero loads, eliminating birdstrike and lightning concerns while supporting multiband operation (Ku Tx/Rx and K band Rx on a single tile with Ka Tx tiles interspersed). Intended for commercial aviation, defense, and aerospace OEM integrators requiring low-power, low-thermal, modular phased array antennas.
  • KPSU (Ku/Ka Power Supply Unit) A family of Ku/Ka-band power supply units fully compliant with ARINC 792 electrical and mechanical interfaces, designed to DO-160G qualification standards with conductive/convective cooling, providing cost-effective near-COTS power solutions for ARINC 792 IFEC systems. Intended for OEMs and system integrators building next-generation in-flight connectivity terminals.
  • Muxillator A compact, portable, rugged, and lightweight signal testing instrument for field service and line maintenance environments, multiplexing 50MHz REF and intermediate frequency signals between Rx/Tx and antenna paths for in-situ signal chain validation, linearity, spurious, and SNR assessments. Used by MRO technicians and field service engineers to validate deployed SatCom systems.
  • Modem Verification Platform (MVP) A lab-grade integration platform that exposes IF/REF and M&C signals from various embedded modem modules, enabling engineers and technicians to quickly integrate different core modules, evaluate in-situ network performance, and pre-load and configure modules before final integration, agnostic to specific vendor interfaces. Used by satellite terminal integrators and lab engineers.
  • Winnow Edge Computing System (Barracuda and Minnow) A family of airborne GPU-based edge computing systems that bring high-powered Graphics Processing Units to 30,000 feet, enabling on-wing inferencing of Big Data trained models for real-time performance analysis, prognostic maintenance, dynamic bandwidth allocation, and in-flight security surveillance via video and thermal imaging. The Winnow Barracuda is a full server-in-the-sky system controller, and Winnow Minnow is a small-form-factor adjunct unit. Intended for IFEC operators and satellite service providers.
  • Quadrifilar Helix Antenna (QHA) A low-profile, omni-directional Quadrifilar Helix Antenna operating at a 2.1GHz center frequency designed for SatCom terminal and bus providers to ensure telemetry and communications under all conditions, including indeterminate attitude/orientation transitions, with minimal SWaP footprint and disruptively low cost. Suitable for UAV, Aircraft, CubeSat/SmallSat, and EOD Robotics platforms.
  • Diplexed Reactive Pad (DRP) A selectable-attenuation signal conditioning device that allows SatCom system integrators to standardize terminal hardware across multiple platforms by preserving reference frequency propagation between modems and frequency conversion equipment while offering adjustable intermediate frequency attenuation for linearity and maximum Mod/Cod points. Suitable for airborne, maritime, and land mobile use.
  • FAA Part 145 Certified Repair Services FAA Part 145 certified repair station services including LRU and SRU repair/replacement, obsolescence management, refurbishment, and upgrade programs for airframe and accessory components, with Work Away from Fixed Location authorization enabling remote customer facility and MRO hangar support. Intended for MRO facilities, airlines, and operators of airborne connectivity systems.
  • AS9100D Contract Manufacturing Services AS9100D certified contract manufacturing services providing full parts traceability, Production Approval (PMA) with airworthiness releases, PMA-Assist under AS9100D production model, and J-STD/IPC certified technician assembly for antenna systems and third-party electronics equipment. Intended for aerospace OEMs requiring qualified manufacturing partners.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Reduced operating costs through product lifecycle cost optimization
  • +1 more outcomes

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Frequently asked questions about Anderson Connectivity

What does Anderson Connectivity do?

Anderson Connectivity designs, manufactures, and services airborne and spaceborne SatCom and IFEC antenna systems and RF components for commercial aviation, aerospace OEMs, MRO facilities, and military/government platforms. Core products include phased array and conformal antennas, ARINC 792-compliant power supply units, signal conditioning devices, and airborne edge computing systems covering L-band through Ka-band frequencies, supported by AS9100D manufacturing and FAA Part 145 repair certifications.

Is Anderson Connectivity a public or private company?

Anderson Connectivity is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Anderson Connectivity founded?

Anderson Connectivity was founded in 2005. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Anderson Connectivity based?

Anderson Connectivity is headquartered in Melbourne, United States, in the North America region.

How does Anderson Connectivity make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Antenna System Hardware Sales are the primary driver. The others are repair and Maintenance Services, manufacturing Services and system Integration and Testing.

Does Anderson Connectivity have an API?

No public API is recorded for Anderson Connectivity.

What industry is Anderson Connectivity in?

Anderson Connectivity's product category is Aerospace & Defense — Airborne SatCom and IFEC Antenna Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMABAFAG, Avionics Communication Systems (VHF/UHF/SATCOM/Data Link), with a secondary code of IMABAGAJ, Military Power Supplies, RF/Microwave Components & Ruggedized Electronics. Its NAICS code is 336413 and its SIC code is 3812.

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