Monopole/Dipole

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The FCC-2 is a tuned dipole antenna operating within the 65 MHz - 180 MHz frequency range.

The A.H. Systems' Tuned Dipole Set provides an accurate standard for precise EMI and site attenuation measurements (per OET-55 and ANSI C63.4). Each Tuned Dipole Set is manufactured per the FCC balun design and is individually calibrated. 

The A.H. Systems' SAS-530 Broadband Dipole Antenna operates efficiently over the frequency range of 160 MHz to 500 MHz. Suitable for FCC, MIL-STD, VDE, TEMPEST, and immunity testing, this antenna will provide reliable, repeatable measurements. Whether testing outdoors, or in a shielded enclosure, the rugged construction of the Broadband Dipole makes it suitable for all conditions.

The SAS-550-2B Active Monopole Antenna provides superior performance in electric field measurements. This Active Monopole Antenna can drive any receiver with 50 ohm input impedance, and will perform FCC, MIL-STD, and TEMPEST tests. It includes a battery pack and charger for open field test sites that may not have ready access to outlets.

These end-fed sleeve dipole antennas are truly omni-directional having excellent symmetry with low VSWR. These dipoles are an excellent solution as a reference for antenna gain measurements, wireless testing and chamber reflectivity evaluation. The end-fed connection point allows better performance in symmetry, ideal for the requirement of a truly omni-directional antenna.

A.H. Systems FCC-4 half-wave dipole antenna, consisting of a matching balun, two horizontal elements, and a mounting clamp and tape measure to adjust the element lengths, is the simplest form of antenna.

The FCC- is a tuned dipole antenna operating within the 170 MHz - 340 MHz frequency range.

A.H. Systems offers a range of half wavelength resonant dipole antennas with operation frequencies between 25 MHz and 3 GHz as the foundation of every compliance testing lab. Ideal for site attenuation measurements, each antenna is manufactured with a balun loss of less than 0.5 dB and a VSWR ratio of less than 1.5:1.