PSQ TECHNOLOGIES INC
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PSQ NEWS
Date: March 3, 2008 Creation of IEEE Broadcast Technology Society in Montreal.
William T. Hayes, President IEEE Broadcast Technology Society approved the creation of Broadcasting Technology Chapter in Montreal. The chapter was created as a result of efforts by PSQ’s Director of Emerging Technologies, Dr. Manijeh Khataie who will be the chair the chapter. Announcing the creation of the chapter, Dr. A. Benyamin Seeyar, President of IEEE Montreal Section said: “ I am certainly grateful to Dr. Khataie who made her best effort to make this activity a great starting point. With her dedication and leadership, I am very positive that she will make this Chapter a real successful entity within the IEEE Broadcast Technology Society and the Montreal Section.” For further information about the activities of the Broadcasting Technology Chapter in Montreal contact Dr. Khataie at manijeh@psq.com.
Date: February 11, 2008 PSQ Technologies Inc. received the TTV’s achievement award for the third time.
At the annual business partner conference on February 8th 2008, held at the ‘Westin Turnberry Resort’ in Scotland, PSQ Technologies Inc. received the TTV’s achievement award. This is the third time that PSQ is awarded Tandberg Television’s Achievement Award. This award is presented to the TTV’s business partners who have exceeded their target volume of sales. “I am very proud of the work that PSQ’s team has done making us eligible for this award,” said Dr. Soleymani, the president of PSQ Technologies Inc., as he was announcing the award internally. He particularly appreciated the effort and hard work of our team of engineers in Iran. At the end he added “I hope that in 2008, we will do much more business in Canada and the rest of the world”.
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PSQ's president receiving the achievement award from Emmanuel Boureau, vice president of sales TTV |
From left to right, Mohsen Ghotbi, Emma Proctor, Reza Soleymani and Mark Compton |
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Date: February 3, 2008 PSQ Technologies and TANDBERG Television won the contract for IRIB’s DVB-T headends
PSQ Technologies and TANDBERG Television won the contract for two DVB-T headends for Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB). These headends will be the first in a series of Digital Terrestrial Transmission (DTT) installations in Iran. IRIB, the government owned Broadcasting Corporation, make great leap forward by introducing DVB-T technology to distribute television signals to the public in Tehran. PSQ Technologies Inc. has helped pave the way for the national broadcaster to reach another important milestone. Through this project, IRIB will implement the most efficient television distribution system providing public with high quality, diverse programming. This will be a free-to-air digital TV service, transmitting programming in MPEG-4 across the country. Date: February 3, 2008 New business development
Being specialized in system integration for Satellite Broadcasting, we need to increase our service offering internationally. Fast growing technology in broadcasting is demanding more activities in emerging market in Asia. To support PSQ’s local business partners’ activities in Pakistan and Bangladesh, our marketing manager travelled to the region discussing with them the most advanced technologies in digital broadcasting and PSQ’s expertise in this field. In this trip he visited Bangladesh Telegraph and Telephone Board (BTTB) and Bangladesh TV (BTV) in order to introduce our company and to gain familiarity with their requirements. In his visit from Pakistan, he visited Pakistan TV(PTV) and Shalimar Recording& Broadcasting Company (SRBC).
Date: December 10, 2007 Installation of four 3+1 system
PSQ and Tandberg TV completed the site integration and installation of four 3+1 systems for the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB). These systems were built in the facility of IRIB’s subsidiary Takta, and will be transferred to four major cities in Iran. The team was supported by our engineers in Pishrotazan, PSQ’s Iranian branch.
Date: November 1, 2007 Integration of 10 sets of DVB-T monitoring
The integration of the 10 sets of DVB-T monitoring has been started in our integration center in Tehran, Iran. This project was awarded in the Q1 of 2007. It includes ten sets of DVB terrestrial monitoring for the signals coming from different satellite sources. Each link receives three QPSK inputs, and ASI streams will be multiplexed as one TS to be fed to the monitoring unit and retransmitted through a local microwave transmitter. The system works with MPEG2 format.
Date: November 1, 2007 Two 1+1 system
Our integration team in Tehran have started the integration of two 1+1 systems. This project was awarded to PSQ in the Q1 of 2007. It is about two 1+1 uplinks to be installed in Tehran with two 42U, 19” racks for each uplink responsible for delivering the nodal signals to the satellite transponders. The system has the flexibility to function as 1+1 and 2+0. One of the uplink systems is MPEG2 format and the other is MPEG4.
Date: June 18, 2007 PSQ is awarded to a 3+1 uplink system
PSQ’s local branch, Pishrotazan, announced that they won the contract for an uplink system . It is a 3+1 uplink system including three 42U 19” racks that they are responsible for receiving camera signals and send them to the satellite transponder. The system has a flexibility to be controlled by software to function as 2+2, 3+1 and 4+0 combinations .Further, all video and audio signals will be converted to digital before any compression process. The main core of the system consists of encoders, multiplexers; and control and management. The system has the flexibility to compress data in both MPE2 and MPEG4 formats.
Date: May 25, 2007 IRIR Project is completed
PSQ Technologies Inc. has been awarded E3 and E1 video links between the main centers of the Islamic Republic Iranian Railways (IRIR). The system was installed in Tehran, Mashad and Shahroud in March 2007. The rest of the system will be installed by IRIR engineering team with the support of Pishrotazan, PSQ’s Iranian branch. There will be two extra links from Tehran to the south and one to the west. In order to be prepared for this installation, the IRIR engineering team received theoretical as well as on site practical training. The theoretical part was done in March 2007 and the practical one was completed last week. IRIR was very pleased with the course. Mr. Sep, the director of IRIR communication Network expressed his gratitude towards PSQ’s effort and Tandberg TV’s team.
Date: December 20,2006 3+1 Uplink, Kerman
3+1 Uplink for the city of Kerman was awarded to PSQ Technologies in early 2006. For the baseband, Tandberg TV EN5710 encoders, MX5620 multiplexers and SM6615 satellite modulators were chosen for this project. For the RF part 1+1 SSPB was used. This system is reconfigurable to a 2+2 system and to a 4+0 without redundancy. The system has been assembled by IRIB engineers with the support of our engineering team. In this project, PSQ’s engineers enjoyed the support of Mr. Omar Hawary from Tandberg TV. The IRIB installation team received one day on site training for later repairs and debugging of the system.
TTV's engineer Omar Hawary and PSQ's installation team in
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