Monopole/Dipole

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.

Monopole antennas deliver the best overall performance of any omni-directional antenna style offered by Antenna Factor. This category includes permanent-mount and connectorized antennas in classic straight-whip types as well as more innovative reduced-height and specialty styles.

The TV-2 is a tuned dipole antenna from A.H. Systems that operates within the 325 MHz to 1000 MHz frequency range.

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

Dipole antennas have an internal counterpoise, eliminating external ground plane dependence and maximizing performance. This category includes permanent mount and connecorized whip styles as well as articulating and specialty styles.

This antenna is a broadband monopole exhibiting exceptional gain in an omni-directional pattern and operates from 20 MHz to 800 MHz. Mechanical stability and isolation from environmental hazards is provided in a sealed dielectric radome that the antenna is mounted in, making it ideal for military applications. Additional features include low VSWR, and the ability to handle 100 W CW power. Rapid vehicle installation is made available with an included magnetic mount. A spring base with the NATO bolt pattern is also available.

The FCC-1 is a tuned dipole antenna operating in the 25 MHz - 70 MHz frequency range.