The double ridge guide horn antennas from A.H. Systems are designed to provide excellent performance over the 170 MHz to 40 GHz frequency range. Features include individual calibration, linear polarization, and a high power input capability.
Corry Micronics' Gain Horn Antennas operate in the sub-gigahertz to over 100 GHz frequency range. These antennas can be custom manufactured for different applications, including but not limited to aerospace, military, wireless communications, and medical.
The AK-571-4 Horn Antenna kit is the newest member of A.H. Systems family of antenna kits. This Antenna Kit provides a convenient solution for increased frequency requirements from 700 MHz to 40 GHz. As specifications include higher test frequency requirements so does the need for an accurate antenna solution. To help minimize any downtime the customer may be experiencing during testing we provide next-day, on-time delivery.
The SFH and CHA Series of millimeter wave scalar and conical horn antennas are ideal for applications involving radar systems, Gaussian optics systems, EW/ELINT, illumination, and instrumentation. They can also be used as feeds for Cassegrain antennas.
The Model ATH7G18 is a wide band, high gain, microwave horn antenna that provides field intensities of up to 250 V/m. With a minimum gain of 11.2dB over isotropic, the Model ATH7G18 supplies the constant high intensity fields necessary for RFI/EMI field testing within and beyond the confines of a shielded room.
The Standard Gain Horn Antennas are designed specifically for utilization in emissions and immunity testing over the frequency range of 1 to 40 GHz. Each antenna is linearly polarized and has medium gain, low VSWR, and a constant antenna factor.
The Model ATH26G40-1 is a wide band, low gain, wide beamwidth, high power microwave horn antenna. With a minimum gain of 8.6dB over isotropic, the Model ATH26G40-1 supplies the high intensity fields necessary for RFI/EMI field testing within and beyond the confines of a shielded room.
Broadband antennas, compared to half wave dipoles, reduce test time because the technician did not have to stop the test to adjust the dipole antenna for each frequency. Most compliance standards now require the use of such antennas. The latest version of Mil-Std 461E states the used of broadband double ridge guide horn antenna as the antenna of choice for frequencies above 200 MHz.
The Model ATH200M1G-1 high-gain horn antenna exhibits increasing gain with increasing frequency (up to 18dB at 1000MHz). With this useful performance characteristic the antenna helps compensate for losses that occur elsewhere in an RF test system - losses which generally increase with frequency.
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