For rapid deployment along with the mobility of small package, this Bilogical Antenna Kit provides an inexpensive solution to broadband applications.
For rapid deployment along with the mobility of small package, this Bilogical Antenna Kit provides an inexpensive solution to broadband applications.
Constantly changing for today's dynamic environment, A.H. Systems presents the proven line of Antenna Kits. Designed to meet the needs of your various testing requirements.
Constantly changing for today's dynamic environment, A.H. Systems presents the proven line of Antenna Kits. Designed to meet the needs of your various testing requirements.
Horizon Technologies offers the new FlyingFish™ Airborne Satellite Monitoring System (ASMS) designed to enable international government bodies to passively monitor satellite communications from airborne monitoring platforms. This lightweight, cost-effective system can monitor Thuraya, and Isat-Pro networks, and can detect and intercept terminal and call activity such as voice, fax, data, and SMS within radio line-of-site.
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.
These Shielding Effectivness Kits are a portable and economical approach to having all the antennas required for most shielding effectiveness testing.
The AK-HFR H-Field rods provides an accurate standard for magnetic field testing. For those situations when improved sensitivity is desired in magnetic field testing, the AK-HFR H-Field rod is an effective alternative to traditional loop antennas. One amplifier pre-assembled to a metallic ground plane covers the entire frequency range and can be used with any or all of the H-Field Rod Antennas.
