Aircraft Antenna Radomes

Description: received by the enclosed antenna. A radome is a weatherproof and camouflaged enclosure that protects the enclosed radar or communication antenna. Radomes are typically used on a fixed or moving platform such as an aircraft, ship or missile. The author — a noted

Description: The AT-740/A Antenna is used for airborne radar interrogation on various fixed-wing aircraft. The antenna is produced to Military Specification MIL-DTL-25707. The antenna is designed to operate at the extreme temperature range of -67° F to 302° F. The antenna is a

• Applications: Aerospace / Military
• Gain: -2 dB
• Pattern Type: Omnidirectional
• Primary Frequency Range: 960 to 1220 MHz

Description: The AS-5071 is designed for use with Glide Slope receivers for reliable performance. The antenna is lightweight and is suitable for mounting either in a radome or externally on the aircraft. The antenna has an “N†Female Connector and is finished with a chemical film

• Applications: Aerospace / Military
• Pattern Type: Directional
• Primary Frequency Range: 329 to 336 MHz

Description: The 37P-4 is designed for use with Glide Slope receivers for reliable performance. The antenna is lightweight and is suitable for mounting either in a radome or externally on the aircraft. The antenna is provided with an adapter plate with an 11" radius for mounting on

• Applications: Aerospace / Military
• Pattern Type: Directional
• Primary Frequency Range: 329 to 336 MHz

Description: This Radar Altimeter Antenna was designed for applications on both military and commercial aircraft. Rugged construction, combining cast aluminum housing with teflon glass radome and excellent electrical characteristics.

• Gain: 12 dB
• Primary Frequency Range: 4210 to 4390 MHz
• VSWR: 1.25 :1

Description: A high power, half wavelength, coaxial dipole assembly encased in a fiberglass radome and mechanically structured for aircraft operation. The dipole is used instead of a monopole to increase horizon coverage and requires no ground plane.

• Gain: 2 dB
• Polarization Type: Linear, Vertical Linear
• Primary Frequency Range: 800 to 2000 MHz
• VSWR: 1.5 :1

Description: available antennas Includes provisions for additional equipment under the radome Aerodynamic fairing conforms to aircraft fuselage without additional fasteners or sealants Supports swept antenna volume up to 37.50” diameter x 9.60” Easy upgrade path for

• Applications: Aerospace / Military

Description: patterns, radiation hazard zones, etc. with an antenna placed on a large structure, e.g. ship, aircraft, armoured car EMC: analysis of diverse EMC problems including shielding effectiveness of an enclosure, cable coupling analysis in complex environments, e.g. wiring in a car,

Description: trailing edges, missile wings, radomes, antennas, military shelters, fuel tanks, helicopter rotor blades and navy bulkhead joiner panels. Availability: PN2 honeycomb is available in sheets, blocks or cut to size pieces in both regular hexagonal and over expanded (OV) cell

• Application: Automotive, Aerospace, Building & Construction, Flooring Structure
• Core Type: Honeycomb Core
• Features: Thermally Insulating / Insulative
• Length: 4 ft

Description: cause failures in the overall system: antennas, cables, filters, multiplexers, amplifiers, isolators, circulators, switches, and other sophisticated elements. VNA Master also serves in new high technology applications such as radome/dielectric tests in the field. Its VNA

• Frequency Range: 2.00E7 kHz
• Instrument Type: Portable / Benchtop Instrument