Ugnay: Designing a low-cost antenna system to bridge coe and irtc networks with starlink, unlicensed microwave link, and wifi 7/ Ma. Christina S. Baldrias, Jelene Mae R. Borja, Joshua G. Letrondo, Mariel D. Onting, Elmary Christine R. Regio, and Jerome Jr. E. Supisa.--

Bachelor's thesis

College of Engineering.-- Bachelor of science in electronics engineering: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.

Includes bibliographic references and index.

This research aims at the development of a low-cost antenna system for providing a
guaranteed internet link from the College of Engineering (COE) to the Integrated Research and
Training Center (IRTC). The system takes advantage of Starlink technology, which utilizes a dish
antenna for communication directly with satellites in order to access internet connections that are
reliable. To further expand this connectivity, there is an unlicensed microwave link that connects
the internet from the COE to the IRTC building. Also, Wi-Fi 7 technology is utilized to provide
wireless internet delivery seamlessly and dependably within the IRTC. To support network
management and performance observation, a web application is installed in the system. This
application allows real-time monitoring, tracking, and regulation of all components in the network,
providing stability and efficiency. The main goal of this project is to create a well-organized and
effective wireless internet system that ensures stable and reliable connectivity between COE and

IRTC with minimal costs. By integrating Starlink, microwave link technology, Wi-Fi 7, and web-
based network management, this system is designed to offer a sustainable and scalable solution

for internet distribution in schools and other similar environments.