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Supplier: kTB Solutions
Description: kTB Solutions supplies conical horn antennas cover the frequency range upto 116GHz. We offer standard gain horn antennas of the gain 10dB, 12dB, 15dB, 20dB, 25dB, as well as customized conical horn antennas according to customers requirements. Features:
- Operating Frequency Range: 11.6 to 15.9 GHz
- VSWR: 1.25 :1
- Gain: 15 to 22 dB
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: QuinStar Technology, Inc.
Description: QuinStar Technology offers a wide range of custom horns available in the 18-140 GHz frequency range. Products include conical and scalar (corrugated) horns and very wide beam pyramidal and sectoral horns. These horn antennas can be designed and produced to satisfy
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: kTB Solutions
Description: kTB Solutions supplies broadband horn antennas cover the frequency range up to 40GHz. We offer standard gain horn antennas of the gain 6~17dB, as well as customized broadband horn antennas according to customers requirements. Features: Broad Band
- Operating Frequency Range: 1 to 20 GHz
- VSWR: 2 :1
- Gain: 12.58 dB
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: kTB Solutions
Description: kTB Solutions supplies standard gain horn antennas cover the frequency range upto 112GHz. We offer standard gain horn antennas of the gain 10dB, 15dB, 20dB, 25dB, as well as customized Standard Gain Horn Antennas according to customers requirements.
- Operating Frequency Range: 5.38 to 8.17 GHz
- VSWR: 1.4 :1
- Gain: 10 to 20 dB
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: A.H. Systems Inc.
Description: The A.H. Systems' Horn Antenna is a broadband antenna that offers excellent performance over the frequency range of 26.5 GHz to 40 GHz. High gain, low VSWR, and input handling capability up to 10 watts make this horn antenna an excellent general performer.
- Operating Frequency Range: 26.5 to 40 GHz
- VSWR: 1.4 :1
- Gain: 18.9 to 21.8 dB
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas, Rectangular
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: The 3115 is a 18 GHz horn antenna from EMCO. Antennas boost signals and can overcome signal losses related to splitters and junctions. Used and refurbished antennas and antenna preamplifiers can save you money while delivering the same high quality as new products.
- Primary Frequency Range: 18,000 MHz
- Technology Type: Horn / Aperture / Slot
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Supplier: A.H. Systems Inc.
Description: Description This Octave horn antenna has medium gain and low VSWR; excellent for both immunity and emissions testing. Features 2 GHz to 4 GHz Individually Calibrated Receive and Transmit Rugged Construction Three Year Warranty 1 Meter calibration included, horizontal polarization
- Operating Frequency Range: 2 to 4 GHz
- VSWR: 1.5 :1
- Gain: 15 dB
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas, Rectangular
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Supplier: AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation
Description: test antenna to the standard gain horn and adding the difference to the calibrated gain of the standard gain horn at the test frequency. The Model ATH33G50 is also used as a reference source in dual-channel antenna test receivers and can be used as a pickup horn
- Operating Frequency Range: 33 to 50 GHz
- Gain: 20 dB
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation
Description: The Model ATH2G4 is a high gain, high power microwave horn antenna. With a typical gain of 20dB over isotropic, the Model ATH2G4 supplies the high-intensity fields necessary for DO160 HIRF testing. The Model ATH2G4 is lightweight and mobile, yet is built tough enough for the extra
- Operating Frequency Range: 2 to 4 GHz
- Gain: 20 dB
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: A.H. Systems Inc.
Description: This Antenna Kit includes one SAS-571, one SAS-574, Low-Loss cables and adapters in an antenna storage case with several extra cutouts for optional preamplifiers. All antennas, cables and preamplifiers are individually calibrated. Click on a model above to learn more about it's
- Primary Frequency Range: 700 to 40,000 MHz
- Applications: Broadband Network / WLAN, RF Survey / Test
- Pattern Type: Directional
- Form Factor / Mounting: External, Stationary / Fixed
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Supplier: Advanced Technical Materials, Inc.
Description: Corrosion resistant finish
- Operating Frequency Range: 5.85 to 8.2 GHz
- EIA Waveguide Size (WR): 137
- Gain: 20 dB
- Material: Aluminum
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Supplier: Rohde & Schwarz USA, Inc.
Description: Broadband directional antenna, ideal for use in EMC measurements The Double-Ridged Waveguide Horn Antenna R&S®HF907 with linear polarization is a compact broadband transmitting and receiving antenna for the frequency range of 0.8 GHz to 18 GHz. Due to specific
- Primary Frequency Range: 800 to 18,000 MHz
- Form Factor / Mounting: External
- Technology Type: Horn / Aperture / Slot
- Polarization: Linear
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Supplier: A.H. Systems Inc.
Description: The A.H. Systems' Double Ridge Guide Horn Antenna is a broadband antenna that offers excellent performance over the frequency range of 18 GHz to 40 GHz. High gain, low VSWR, and input handling capability up to 10 watts make this horn antenna an excellent general
- Primary Frequency Range: 18,000 to 40,000 MHz
- Gain: 15 to 21.2 dB
- VSWR: 1.2 to 1.5 :1
- Applications: Broadband Network / WLAN, RF Survey / Test
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Description: PIDSO's PRO.CHO.003 - 00A ultra-broadband capabilities from 6 - 12 GHz enables it to operate over a very wide frequency range which eliminates the need to purchase different antennas for each frequency. In addition, the light and compact construction allows PRO.CHO.003 - 00A to be used for a
- Applications: Broadband Network / WLAN
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Supplier: Advanced Technical Materials, Inc.
Description: Lightweight aluminum material, corrosion resistant finish
- Primary Frequency Range: 5,850 to 8,200 MHz
- Gain: 15 dB
- Polarization: Circular, Other
- Pattern Type: Directional
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Supplier: Advanced Technical Materials, Inc.
Description: Lightweight aluminum material, corrosion resistant finish
- Primary Frequency Range: 18,000 to 26,500 MHz
- Gain: 15 dB
- Polarization: Circular, Other
- Pattern Type: Directional
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Supplier: Advanced Technical Materials, Inc.
Description: Lightweight aluminum material, corrosion resistant finish
- Primary Frequency Range: 7,000 to 11,000 MHz
- Gain: 15 dB
- Polarization: Circular, Other
- Pattern Type: Directional
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Description: PIDSO´s horn antenna is ultralight because of its carbon structure. Due to the wide band capabilities from 4.8 - 6.4 GHz, the high peak gain of 12.5 dBi as well as the unique carbon construction, the PRO.SHO.002-00A is the perfect directional broadband antenna for aviation
- Applications: Broadband Network / WLAN
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Supplier: Quarktwin Technology Ltd.
Description: 63.5GHz Horn RF Antenna 50GHz ~ 77GHz 15dBi Connector Screw
- Technology Type: Horn / Aperture / Slot
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Description: PIDSO's PRO.SHO.003 - 00A operates at a frequency range of 5.2 - 5.8 GHz with high gain of 11 dBi, which provides reliable Wi-Fi performance compliant with IEEE 802.11x wireless standard. Due to the lightweight construction and compact size, the PRO.SHO.003 - 00A is an efficient broadband
- Applications: Broadband Network / WLAN
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Description: PIDSO's PRO.CHO.002 - 00A is a compact and lightweight broadband antenna, which provides optimum data link performance. PRO.CHO.002 - 00A operates with high efficiency at a frequency range of 4.5 - 5.0 GHz and is an excellent choice for all kind of unmanned or manned aircraft applications.
- Applications: Broadband Network / WLAN
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: Waveguide horn with coaxial adapter transition (can also called a waveguide horn antenna) FM9857B-20 from Fairview Microwave is just one part in a large selection of our waveguide components. Our waveguide horn antenna with coax adapter transition is manufactured
- Operating Frequency Range: 7 to 11 GHz
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: Waveguide horn with coaxial adapter transition (can also called a waveguide horn antenna) FM9857B-10 from Fairview Microwave is just one part in a large selection of our waveguide components. Our waveguide horn antenna with coax adapter transition is manufactured
- Operating Frequency Range: 7 to 11 GHz
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: Waveguide horn with coaxial adapter transition (can also called a waveguide horn antenna) FM9851B-20 from Fairview Microwave is just one part in a large selection of our waveguide components. Our waveguide horn antenna with coax adapter transition is manufactured
- Operating Frequency Range: 22 to 33 GHz
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: DigiKey
Description: MASWELL MMWAVE HORN ANTENNA WIFI
- Primary Frequency Range: 63,500 MHz
- Gain: 15 dB
- VSWR: 1.5 :1
- Applications: Broadband Network / WLAN
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Supplier: Fairview Microwave Inc.
Description: Waveguide horn with coaxial adapter transition (can also called a waveguide horn antenna) FM9858B-15 from Fairview Microwave is just one part in a large selection of our waveguide components. Our waveguide horn antenna with coax adapter transition is manufactured
- Operating Frequency Range: 7.05 to 10 GHz
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: QuinStar Technology, Inc.
Description: for a wide variety of applications, including antenna testing and RF radiation pattern measurement. These horns are often used as calibration standard or reference for antenna gain measurement. They are also used as feed horns for lens and reflector antennas or
- Operating Frequency Range: 26.5 to 110 GHz
- Features: Gain Horn Antennas
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Supplier: KP Performance Antennas
Description: The KP-5HA-30 is a high performance symmetrical horn antenna with a 6 dB beamwidth of 30° and a stable gain of 19 dBi and over an ultra-wide bandwidth of 4.9 GHz to 6.4 GHz. The horn antenna’s symmetrical radiation patterns was optimized using advanced genetic algorithm
- Primary Frequency Range: 4,900 to 6,400 MHz
- Gain: 19 dB
- VSWR: 1.5 :1
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 140 F
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Supplier: KP Performance Antennas
Description: The KP-5HA-45 is a high performance symmetrical horn antenna with a 6 dB beamwidth of 45°and a stable gain of 16 dBi over an ultra-wide bandwidth of 4.9 GHz to 6.4 GHz. The horn antenna’s symmetrical radiation patterns was optimized using advanced genetic algorithm
- Primary Frequency Range: 4,900 to 6,400 MHz
- Gain: 16 dB
- VSWR: 1.5 :1
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 140 F
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Supplier: QuinStar Technology, Inc.
Description: Both shapes can be used as feed horns for lens and reflector antennas. QuinStar precisely fabricates these horns to control the aperture size and flare angle. QuinStar offers custom horn antennas that produce customer-specific beam shapes and gain covering broad
- Primary Frequency Range: 18,000 to 220,000 MHz
- VSWR: 1.1 to 1.25 :1
- Technology Type: Horn / Aperture / Slot
- Polarization: Other
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Supplier: Pasternack
Description: PE9855/SF-10 standard gain horn antenna (also known as a waveguide horn antenna) is part of our huge selection of waveguide antennas. Pasternack standard gain horn antenna is manufactured with a WR-75 input and a waveguide to coaxial transition
- Primary Frequency Range: 10,000 to 15,000 MHz
- Gain: 10 dB
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Supplier: Pasternack
Description: PE9856/SF-20 standard gain horn antenna (also known as a waveguide horn antenna) is part of our huge selection of waveguide antennas. Pasternack standard gain horn antenna is manufactured with a WR-90 input and a waveguide to coaxial transition
- Primary Frequency Range: 8,200 to 12,400 MHz
- Gain: 20 dB
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Supplier: Newark, An Avnet Company
Description: WR-28 WAVEGUIDE DUAL POLARIZED FEED HORN ANTENNA, 24GHZ TO 42 GHZ FREQUENCY RANGE, 10 DBI GAIN, UG-599/UFLANGE
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Supplier: AR RF/Microwave Instrumentation
Description: The TM Series models are microwave horn tripod mounting systems that include a swivel head, antenna bracket, and mounting cylinder. The mounting cylinder is an antenna adapter used on the tripod Model TP1000A. The swivel head is an adapter assembly that allows 90„a rotation of
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Supplier: Pasternack
Description: PE9863-15 WR-284 standard gain horn antenna is also known as a waveguide horn. This WR-284 standard gain horn antenna has a 15 dB nominal gain and a square cover flange. Our 15 dB WR-284 horn antenna has a minimum frequency of 2.6 GHz and a maximum
- Operating Frequency Range: 2.6 to 3.95 GHz
- Type: Cover or Plate
- Profile: Square
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Octave Horn Antennas 1 GHz - 8 GHz A.H. Systems' Octave Horn Antennas is an octave bandwith pyamidal horn antenna that offers excellent half power performance. With low VSWR, high input handling capability and rugged (read more)
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Ridge Guide Horn Antenna SAS-571 High gain, low VSWR, input handling capability up to 300 watts CW, and rugged design make this EMC horn antenna excellent for both immunity and emissions testing. Features 700 MHz to 18 GHz Individually Calibrated at 1, 3 and (read more)
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Double Ridge Guide Horn Antennas A.H. Systems Double Ridge Guide Horns are broadband antennas that offer excellent performance over the frequency range of 170 MHz to 40 GHz. These (read more)
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Product Datasheet Standard Gain Horn Antenna The Standard Gain Horn Antennas are designed specifically for utilization in emissions and (read more)
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Product Datasheet Double Ridge Guide Horn Antenna SAS-570 The A.H. Systems' Double Ridged Guide Horn is a broadband antenna that offers (read more)
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introduction of unwanted interference, as the antenna and preamp are susceptible to electrostatic discharge (ESD). Some types of antennas, such as broadband horns, log-periodics, and biconicals, are more susceptible to ESD. The primary reason is that these antennas incorporate an RF (read more)
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antennas, such as broadband horns, log-periodics, and biconicals, are more susceptible to ESD. The primary reason is that these antennas incorporate an RF-matching technique that exhibits a DC short from center pin to ground. Other types, like narrowband horns, do not use the technique and are less (read more)
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were designed with horns to focus the beam, but the horns would become coated or packed with dust buildup. Manual cleaning or an air purge was often required. This led to a distrust in the level of data being output by these sensors. Remote monitoring was not trustworthy, as the staff was (read more)
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Design & Test a 3D Printed Horn Antenna
The horn antenna is an antenna that consists of a flaring metal waveguide shaped like a horn to direct radio waves into a beam. 3D printing is a fast-growing technology for rapid prototyping of mechanical structures at a relatively low cost. This enables quick production and demonstrations
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Analysis of a Terahertz Dual-Band, Dielectric-Loaded Horn Antenna
A dual-band, dielectric-loaded horn antenna is analyzed with XFdtd to demonstrate performance at 94 and 340 GHz. The antenna consists of a dual port rectangular waveguide section at the feed end that transitions to a circular waveguide and then a conical horn at the output side. The horn structure
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