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Description: Ultrawideband phased array antennas are an enabling technology for many ground-based and airborne communications and radar systems. This book surveys electromagnetic theory and phased array antenna theory and provides examples of ultrawideband phased
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Supplier: SPIE
Description: Spie Press Book on sale Editor(s): Nabeel A. Riza Date Published: 2 July 1997
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Description: Describing an innovative approach to phased-array control in antenna design This book explores in detail phased-array antennas that use coupled-oscillator arrays, an arrangement featuring a remarkably simple beam steering control system and a major
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Description: signal concepts such as polarization and signal bandwidth and their applications to timed antenna arrays Covers arrays of point source, elements in timed antenna arrays, active electronically scanned array technology, and time delay in corporate fed
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Supplier: Anokiwave
Description: easy installation in planar phased array antennas. 27.5-30 GHz operation Supports 4 dual pol radiating elements Flexible polarization (RHCP, LHCP, linear) 6 bit phase/5 bit gain control Gain compensation over temperature Temperature reporting
- Primary Frequency Range: 27,500 to 30,000 MHz
- Polarization: Other
- Features: Other Antennas & Arrays
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Supplier: Northrop Grumman Corporation
Description: 10 MHz to 100 GHz, we've been at the forefront in ultra-broadband antennas, frequency selective surfaces, multi-beam apertures, lens antennas, deployable mesh antennas, beam forming networks and antenna test methods that have supported, for many decades, scientific
- Primary Frequency Range: 10 to 100,000 MHz
- Applications: Aerospace / Military
- Additional Features: Meets Military / Aerospace Specifications
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: The Taoglas MagmaX2 AA.175, with Taoglas Sure Technology, is an embedded, active stacked patch, GPS antenna supporting both L1 and L2 bands. It is a high performance, economical solution for the highest accuracy centimeter-level tracking applications. This compact antenna exhibits
- Primary Frequency Range: 1,227.6 to 1,602 MHz
- Gain: 3.78 dB
- VSWR: 2 :1
- Features: Other Antennas & Arrays
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Supplier: Comtelco Industries, Inc.
Description: FIXED OMNI ANTENNA, 6.0-6.2 GHz
- Primary Frequency Range: 6,000 to 6,200 MHz
- Gain: 6 to 8 dB
- VSWR: 2 :1
- Technology Type: Array / Phased Array
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Supplier: Comtelco Industries, Inc.
Description: BASE STATION ANTENNA 8dBi 5.7-5.9GHz MALE "N" TERMINATION
- Primary Frequency Range: 5,700 to 5,900 MHz
- Gain: 6 to 8 dB
- VSWR: 2 :1
- Technology Type: Array / Phased Array
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Supplier: Comtelco Industries, Inc.
Description: BNF BASE STATION ANTENNA 5dBi GAIN 1850-1990MHz FEMALE "N" TERMINATION
- Primary Frequency Range: 1,850 to 1,990 MHz
- Gain: 3 to 5 dB
- VSWR: 2 :1
- Technology Type: Array / Phased Array
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Supplier: Comtelco Industries, Inc.
Description: MINI BASE STATION ANTENNA 4dBd GAIN 806-866MHz FEMALE "N" TERMINATION. THIS ANTENNA IS FOR USE INDOORS.
- Primary Frequency Range: 806 to 866 MHz
- Gain: 4 dB
- VSWR: 2 :1
- Technology Type: Array / Phased Array
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Supplier: U B Corp.
Description: For telemetry and UHF applications, it is desirable to obtain as omnidirectional a radiation pattern as possible, with no nulls in the pattern aft of the missile. This objective is met with the series AO555-(*) antenna. The antennas are small, lightweight, and can meet extremely high
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: include communications antennas and phased array radars.
- Frequency Range: 3,500 to 6,000 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 5 dB
- Phase Shift Range: 360
- Features: Other
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Supplier: Vaunix Technology Corporation
Description: ATE applications Applications Beam forming Signal cancellation Phase modulators Phased array antenna systems
- Frequency Range: 8,000 to 12,000 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 6 dB
- Phase Shift Range: 360
- Phase Shifter Type: Analog
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Supplier: Vaunix Technology Corporation
Description: ATE applications Applications Beam forming Signal cancellation Phase modulators MIMO test platforms for LTE and WIFI Phased array antenna systems
- Frequency Range: 2,000 to 4,000 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 5 dB
- Phase Shift Range: 360
- Phase Shifter Type: Analog
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Supplier: L-com, Inc.
Description: Professional Grade The HyperLink HG2412U-PRO is a Professional Grade Omni-Directional antenna that can be used for Commercial installations. The antenna features high gain and superior VSWR. The unit is optimized for the 2.4GHz ISM band. Superior Performance A collinear
- Primary Frequency Range: 2,400 MHz
- Gain: 12 dB
- Technology Type: Dipole / Wire Antenna
- Pattern Type: Omnidirectional
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Supplier: Vaunix Technology Corporation
Description: Applications Beam forming Signal cancellation Phase modulators MIMO test platforms for LTE and WIFI Phased array antenna systems
- Frequency Range: 1,000 to 2,000 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 5 dB
- Phase Shift Range: 360
- Phase Shifter Type: Analog
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Supplier: L-com, Inc.
Description: Professional Grade The HyperLink HG2415U-PRO is a Professional Grade Omni-Directional antenna that can be used for Commercial installations. The antenna features high gain and superior VSWR. The unit is optimized for the 2.4GHz ISM band. Superior Performance A collinear
- Primary Frequency Range: 2,400 MHz
- Gain: 15 dB
- Technology Type: Dipole / Wire Antenna
- Pattern Type: Omnidirectional
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Supplier: TACO Communications Inc.
Description: The UHF horizontal pair is a custom designed array, used where specific sources of interference have been identified. The same high quality of construction is used for this array as is used with all our log periodic antennas.
- Primary Frequency Range: 566 to 890 MHz
- Gain: 14 dB
- VSWR: 1.3 :1
- Technology Type: Array / Phased Array, Log Periodic Array
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Supplier: L-com, Inc.
Description: Professional Grade The HyperLink HG2412U-PRO is a Professional Grade Omni-Directional antenna that can be used for Commercial installations. The antenna features high gain and superior VSWR. The unit is optimized for the 2.4GHz ISM band. Superior Performance A collinear
- Primary Frequency Range: 2,400 MHz
- Gain: 12 dB
- Technology Type: Dipole / Wire Antenna
- Pattern Type: Omnidirectional
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Supplier: TACO Communications Inc.
Description: This rugged array combines high gain with narrow vertical and horizontal beam width. Engineered for maximum gain and superior side lobe performance, this array will significantly reduce the level of interfering signals. Where known sources of interference can be identified, a custom
- Primary Frequency Range: 60 to 82 MHz
- Gain: 15 dB
- VSWR: 1.3 :1
- Technology Type: Array / Phased Array, Log Periodic Array
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Supplier: TACO Communications Inc.
Description: This array has been engineered for maximum gain with narrow vertical beam width to reduce the effects of interference such as multipath. Where fixed sources of noise exist it may be possible to improve the signal to interference ratio with a custom designed array.
- Primary Frequency Range: 566 to 890 MHz
- Gain: 14 dB
- VSWR: 1.3 :1
- Technology Type: Array / Phased Array, Log Periodic Array
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Supplier: TACO Communications Inc.
Description: This rugged array combines high gain with narrow vertical and horizontal beam width. Engineered for maximum gain and superior side lobe performance, this array will significantly reduce the level of interfering signals. Where specific sources of interference can be identified, a custom
- Primary Frequency Range: 470 to 602 MHz
- Gain: 17 dB
- VSWR: 1.3 :1
- Technology Type: Array / Phased Array, Log Periodic Array
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Supplier: KP Performance Antennas
Description: antenna that utilizes a center fed collinear Dipole array, this antenna offers superior performance over the traditional bottom fed collinear designs. In the KP-24-SPOMA-15-NF from KP Performance Antenna, an internal copper hard-line provides a low loss path to the
- Primary Frequency Range: 2,400 to 2,500 MHz
- Gain: 15 dB
- Applications: Broadband Network / WLAN
- Form Factor / Mounting: External, Stationary / Fixed
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Supplier: SPIE - Education
Description: suppression and resolution enhancement algorithms; compressive sensing with sensor arrays; application to underwater acoustic arrays, synthetic aperture radar, phased array and smart antenna systems, target localization.
- Industry: Aerospace / Defense
- Technology / Subject Expertise: Antenna Engineering, Avionics / Radar, Photonics / Optics
- Type: Course
- Delivery: On-site / In Plant
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Supplier: APITech
Description: systems and sub-systems. The C-Band T/R module contains four transmit / receive (T/R) channels providing four RF ports which can be connected to individual antenna elements to form part of a phased array active antenna unit.
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Network and Communication Chips - 26.5 - 29.5 GHz Dual Polarization Quad 4x2 Beamformer -- AWMF-0200Supplier: Qorvo
Description: Qorvo's AWMF-0200 is a highly integrated silicon quad-core dual polarization IC intended for 5G phased array applications. The IC has eight antenna ports that can be connected to four dual polarization antenna elements to support both horizontal and vertical polarizations
- Operating Frequency: 26,500 to 29,500 MHz
- Device Type: Beamformers, Transceiver
- Features: Dual Polarity, Other, RoHS Compliant
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Supplier: Anokiwave
Description: The AWMF-0200 is a highly integrated silicon quad-core dual-pol IC intended for 5G phased array applications. The IC has eight antenna ports that can be connected to four dual-pol antenna elements to support both horizontal and vertical polarizations in a phased
- Operating Frequency: 26,500 to 29,500 MHz
- Technology: 5G Standard
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Supplier: KRYTAR, Inc.
Description: for antenna array beamforming, 5G NR (New Radio) testing, mm Wave testing, MIMO testing, multipath simulation and performance evaluation, and many other applications.
- Frequency Range: 24,000 to 30,000 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 11 dB
- Input VSWR: 1.9 :1
- Input Power: 43.01029995663981 dBm
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Supplier: Qorvo
Description: Qorvo's AWMF-0164 is a highly integrated silicon quad core IC intended for 5G phased array applications. The device supports four Tx/Rx radiating elements, includes all requisite beam steering controls for phase and gain control, and operates in half duplex fashion to enable a single
- Operating Frequency: 24,250 to 27,500 MHz
- Device Type: Beamformers, Transceiver
- Features: Other, RoHS Compliant, Single Polarity
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Supplier: Qorvo
Description: Qorvo's AWMF-0156 is a highly integrated silicon quad core IC intended for 5G phased array applications. The device supports four Tx/Rx radiating elements, includes all requisite beam steering controls for phase and gain control, and operates in half duplex fashion to enable a single
- Operating Frequency: 37,000 to 40,000 MHz
- Device Type: Beamformers, Transceiver
- Features: Other, RoHS Compliant, Single Polarity
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Supplier: KRYTAR, Inc.
Description: Monopulse Comparators. A Monopulse Comparator is a beamforming network used to feed a phased array of antenna elements. Its purpose is to control the direction of a beam, or beams, of radio transmission. KRYTAR Monopulse Comparators are the ideal choice for antenna
- Input Frequency Range: 10,000 to 40,000 MHz
- Power Level: 43.01029995663981 dBm
- LO/RF Isolation: 17 dB
- Package Type: Connectorized
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Supplier: Anokiwave
Description: The AWMF-0145 is a highly integrated silicon quad core Rx IC intended for 5G phased array applications. The device supports four radiating elements and includes 5 bit phase control and 5 bit gain control for analog RF beam steering. The device provides 4.5 dB NF and includes gain
- Input Frequency: 37,100 to 40,000 MHz
- Bandwidth: 37,000 to 39,000 MHz
- Technology: ASIC
- Applications: Communication
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Supplier: Qorvo
Description: Qorvo's AWMF-0108 is a highly integrated silicon quad core IC intended for 5G phased array applications. The device supports four Tx/Rx radiating elements, includes 5 bit phase and 5 bit gain control for analog RF beam steering, and operates in half duplex fashion to enable a single
- Operating Frequency: 26,500 to 29,500 MHz
- Device Type: Beamformers, Transceiver
- Features: Other, RoHS Compliant, Single Polarity
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enables engineers to calculate and plot the phase difference between antenna elements. This capability is critical for designers of phased arrays used in angle of arrival (AoA) estimation for direction-finding systems. With the rapid growth of ultra-wideband (UWB) technology for high (read more)
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to feed a phased array of antenna elements. Its purpose is to control the direction of a beam, or beams, of radio transmission. KRYTAR Monopulse Comparators are the ideal choice for antenna array beamforming, high speed radar searching and tracking, multipath simulation and performance evaluation (read more)
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multiple microwave bands, from 0.5 to 40 GHz. A KRYTAR Monopulse Comparator is a beamforming network used to feed a phased array of antenna elements. Its purpose is to control the direction of a beam, or beams, of radio transmission. KRYTAR Monopulse Comparators are the ideal (read more)
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KRYTAR, Inc., a leader in the design and production of ultra-broadband microwave components and test equipment announces three New BUTLER Matrices with ultra-broadband frequency coverage from 1.0 to 40.0 GHz. A Butler matrix is a beamforming network used to feed a phased array (read more)
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and test equipment announces a New 4X4 BUTLER Matrix with broadband frequency coverage from 2.4 to 7.25 GHz. A Butler matrix is a beamforming network used to feed a phased array of antenna elements. Its purpose is to control the direction of a beam, or beams, of radio transmission. KRYTAR’s (read more)
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budgets, and 3) Optimizing antenna arrays to reduce module cost. These benefits make the MixComm solution ideal for 5G infrastructure ranging from gNodeB base stations and repeaters to customer premise equipment. The flexible architecture and ultra-low power operation will also enable 5G hotspots and other user equipment demanding long battery life and sleek form factors. (read more)
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Phased Array Antenna Handbook, Second Edition
Phased Array Antenna Handbook, Second Edition. Supported with equations and illustrations, this practical book offers a wealth of new material on array antennas and systems and will help you evaluate basic antenna parameters such as gain, sidelobe levels, and noise.
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Flat-Panel Phased-Array Antennas: Enabling Scalable & Affordable SATCOM Solutions
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Beamforming for an 8x8 Planar Phased Patch Antenna Array for 5G at 28 GHz
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XFdtd Analysis of a Ku-band Satellite Antenna Array for Mobile Devices
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EM Simulation of 28 GHz Series-Fed Patch Antenna Array for 5G
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Enabling High-Performance, Cost-Effective SATCOM Connectivity
For the SATCOM vision to become a reality, unprecedented numbers of user terminals will be needed, and most of them will need to incorporate active phased-array antennas to communicate when the satellite or the terminal is in motion.
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A 5G, 60 GHz Antenna Array for use with mmWave Wireless Virtual Reality Headsets
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Nano Connections in Phased Array Beam Forming of Laser and Antenna Systems
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Advanced Radar Techniques and Systems
PRF constraints: maximum PRF permitted by beam overlap and the receiver antenna's scan sector; RF bandwidth constraints with phased array antennas : maximum instantaneous bandwidth, maximum operating bandwidth .
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Advanced Millimeter-wave Technologies: Antennas Packaging and Circuits Complete Document
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Modern Antenna Handbook Complete Document
A phased array antenna using microstrip patch antenna, in 12th European Microwave Conference , Finland, September 1982, pp. 472 – 477.
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TTD) Based X-Band Phased Array Antenna .
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Handbook of Microstrip Antennas, Volume 1
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Space Antenna Handbook Complete Document
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Last, we find the solution for joint antenna gain patterning and scheduling by consid- ering spatially close co-channel interference in the use of phased array antenna .
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Optical and Microwave Beamforming for Phased Array Antennas .