Antennas
Aaronia AG specializes in the development and construction of quality antennas of all types. With the antennas developed and manufactured in Germany, almost all measurement scenarios can thus be served. This includes, for example, measurements in the field, EMC measurements in the laboratory, but also very special and unique solutions such as IsoLOG® 3D tracking antennas, which are also used for the AARTOS drone detection system developed by Aaronia. Here, Aaronia AG guarantees the highest quality at reasonable conditions.
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Active biconical Antennas
BicoLOG X Series
Only a single broadband test antenna for the complete frequency range from 20MHz up to 3GHz. Optimal for usage with spectrum analysers for EMC measurement. Active Antennas with high gain up to 41dBi.
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Active broadband antenna up to 6GHz
Series HyperLOG ® 70 X
Compatible with any Spectrum Analyzer or Oscilloscope. Incl. High-End Preamplifier. Ultra high gain (44dBi). The HyperLOG X LogPer antenna series can be used to locate extremely weak signals, thanks to the integrated preamplifier. The antenna offers excellent directional characteristics which can be optimized using the optional Laser and Compass.
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Broadband Horn Antenna (4GHz - 40GHz (calibrated from 18GHz))
PowerLOG® 40400
• Extremely wide frequency range from 4GHz to 40GHz (calibrated from 18GHz to 40GHz) • Supports high input levels up to 300W (peak) or 150W (CW) • High gain up to 17dBi • Delivered including specific calibration data • Perfect for EMC and immunity tests with Spectrum Analyzer.
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RF Near Field Probe Set DC to 9GHz
EMF & RF close field sniffer-set for use with any Spectrum Analyzer or Measurement Receiver. The EMC Near Field probe set allows for straightforward pinpointing and measurement of interference sources in electronic component groups as well as execution and monitoring of generic EMC measurement. Our RF near field probe set is especially suitable for: - Pinpointing interference sources - Estimation of interference field strength - Verification of shielding and filtering measures - Identifying faulty components - Detecting circuitry overly sensitive to interference.
