Horn

The Model ATH18G27-1 is a wide band, low gain, wide beamwidth, high power microwave horn antenna. With a minimum gain of 8.8dB over isotropic, the Model ATH18G27-1 supplies the 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.

These millimeter wave standard gain conical and pyramidal horns feature a low cost, low VSWR, and a light weight. They’re ideal for applications involving antenna measurements and array elements, and can also be used as feeds for prime focus and Cassegrain antennas.

High gain, low VSWR, input handling capability up to 300 watts CW, and rugged design make this horn antenna excellent for both immunity and emissions testing.

Cobham Sensor Systems’ Standard Gain and Broad Band Horn Antennas series provide superior performance for use in a wide variety of laboratory, commercial and military applications. With excellent input VSWR, these antennas provide high gain across the frequency range and consistent pattern performance. They have become a laboratory standard as a reference horn in anechoic chambers and outdoor ranges.

The Model ATH2G10 is a wide band, high gain, high power microwave horn antenna. With a minimum gain of 12dB over isotropic, the Model ATH2G10 supplies the 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.

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.