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EM-6001-2 | 1 KHz – 40 GHz -
Electro-Metrics Corp.
Electro-Metrics EM-6001-2 antenna kit with all options included consists of Omni-Directional and Directional antennas covering the frequency range of 1 kHz to 40 GHz. All antennas and accessories are placed in one carrying case, which is provided. The fully optioned kit consists of eight antennas, tripod, cables, probes and accessories. Optional accessories can be removed, but limitations to the coverage will occur. The unique feature of the kit is that both standard and optional items are designed to fit in one standard size carrying case for easy transport.
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Antenna Research Associates
Vehicular and Handheld antennas are available for communication, surveillance, signal DF, network repeaters and RF Jamming applications. A single omni or high gain directional ARA antenna may cover all cellular and/or Tetra communication bands and are compatible with all network technologies (GSM, CDMA, etc.). These wideband antennas replace the need for several single band antennas and are ideal for vehicular installations as well as handheld radio mounted applications. Permanent installations, quick deploy magnetic mounts or convenient pistol grips for radio location are available.
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81100-A Series -
Coaxial Dynamics
The 81100-A series of High-Power Directional RF Wattmeters are designed to measure RF power in 50-Ohm 1-5/8 inch coaxial transmission lines. To use the Wattmeter, simply connect it between the transmitter and antenna or dummy load and plug in the appropriate measuring element.
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KRYTAR, Inc.
KRYTAR’s directional couplers are uniquely designed for systems applications where external leveling, precise monitoring, signal mixing or swept transmission and reflection measurements are required. These couplers provide simple solutions for many applications including electronic warfare (EW), commercial wireless, SATCOM, radar, signal monitoring and measurement, antenna beam forming, and EMC testing environments. For many space-restricted applications the compact size makes KRYTAR directional couplers ideal solutions.
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KRYTAR, Inc.
KRYTAR’s directional couplers are uniquely designed for systems applications where external leveling, precise monitoring, signal mixing or swept transmission and reflection measurements are required. These couplers provide simple solutions for many applications including electronic warfare (EW), commercial wireless, SATCOM, radar, signal monitoring and measurement, antenna beam forming, and EMC testing environments. For many space-restricted applications the compact size makes KRYTAR directional couplers ideal solutions.
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ERAVANT
A sector antenna is a type of directional microwave antenna with a sector-shaped radiation pattern. The word "sector" is used in the geometric sense; some portion of the circumference of a circle measured in degrees of arc. 60°, 90° and 120° designs are typical, often with a few degrees 'extra' to ensure overlap and mounted in multiples when wider or full-circle coverage is required (see photos below). The largest use of these antennas is as antennas for cell phone base-station sites. They are also used for other types of mobile communications, for example in Wi-Fi networks. They are used for limited-range distances of around 4 to 5 km.
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ALP690 -
Lectrosonics, Inc.
The ALP690 is a high-performance LPDA (log periodic dipole array) antenna with a bypassable, built-in RF amplifier for use with wireless microphone receivers in location or studio production. The design delivers +4 dBd of passive gain in a directional pattern to extend operating range, and, when DC power is applied, the amplifier applies gain to overcome loss in long coaxial cable runs. By offering both active and passive operation modes, the ALP690 can be used as a receiver antenna (active or passive) and as a transmitter antenna (passive only).
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Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc.
At MACOM we offer high power transmit and receive Front End Modules (FEM) for 5G mmW Advanced Antenna System. The fully internally matched FEM includes a multi-stage power amplifier, low noise amplifier, T/R Switch, and directional coupler. Featuring low noise figure, high output power and high linearity, and small size, MACOM FEM can be used as a front-end module for each antenna, for large antenna arrays, or in front of multi-channel Beamformer ICs.
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81300-A Series -
Coaxial Dynamics
The 81300-A series of High-Power Directional RF Wattmeters are designed to measure RF power in 50-Ohm 3-1/8 inch coaxial transmission lines. To use the Wattmeter, simply connect it between the transmitter and antenna or dummy load and plug in the appropriate measuring element.
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PR200 -
Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG
The R&S®PR200 portable monitoring receiver is engineered to effectively support spectrum monitoring, interference hunting, spectrum clearance and site testing. It reliably detects, analyzes and locates signals from 8 kHz to 8 GHz and can be extended up to 20 GHz with the R&S®HE400DC handheld directional antenna and up to 33 GHz with the R&S®HE800-DC30 handheld directional antenna both with an integrated downconverter. Optimized for field operations, the R&S®PR200 provides a perfect balance between RF performance, speed and operability, while offering a range of measurement functions suitable for complex 5G signals.
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Schwarzbeck Mess Elektronik
The broadband horn antennas BBHA 9120 offer a very low SWR in their nominal frequency range and a very broad bandwidth. The gain increases with frequency up to approx. 21 dBi, depending on the horn's size and shape. The increasing gain with frequency helps to compensate cable losses. The BBHA 9120 series is suitable for both, transmission and receiving applications. The max. allowed Input Power is only limited by the female N-connector. The detailed manual of the calibrated test antennas includes Gain, Antenna Factor, SWR and Directional Patterns. The antenna is mounted with the 22 mm tube, equipped with a Index Ring for quick changes of polarisation without using tools.
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ZTS Technologies Co., Ltd
Fixed Terminations absorb RF & microwave energy and are commonly used as dummy loads of antenna and transmitter.They are also used as match ports in many multi-port microwave device such as circulator and directional coupler to make these ports which are not involved in the measurement be terminated in their characteristic impedance in order to ensure an accurate measurement
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Vivaldi -
DVTest Inc.
The dbDIRECT Broadband Antenna features a broad frequency range of operation, high gain, small form factor and directional radiation pattern, making it highly attractive for widespread use in test and measurement of emerging wireless technology devices and radars. Contrary to conventional Vivaldi antennas limited to operating only at higher frequencies, the dbDIRECT Broadband Antenna design is optimized to operate at a frequency as low as 700 MHz up to 6 GHz. This lightweight and compact antenna design provides excellent matching over a broad frequency range.The antenna is designed to be placed in a DVTEST's portable anechoic chamber such as the dbSAFE enclosures for OTA (Over the Air) testing of DUTs. The antennas can be mounted in fixed positions to facilitate repeatable results. When used in conjunction with a rotary positioning mechanism, customers are able to detect the highest point of power sensitivity for enhanced accuracy and repeatability in measurements. In this configuration, both the antennas and DUTs can be positioned in order to facilitate the measurement.
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Site VSWR -
Seibersdorf Labor GmbH
The Site VSWR measurement is done according to CISPR 16-1-4 in the frequency range from 1 GHz to 18 GHz using broadband omni directional antennas in horizontal and vertical polarisation. The volumetric test method is applied (test volume needs to be specified), test distance 3 m - any other distance upon request. The ground plane has to be covered with absorbing material.
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Type NVF-2 -
National RF, Inc
The Type NVF-2 series of handheld directional antennas are used to locate interfering signals or noise in either the 420 – 470 MHz (Type NVF-2A) or the 900 MHz ISM band or cellular telephone bands (Type NVF-2B). Both models incorporate a solid reflector positioned behind a resonated half wave driven element, both elements being mounted on a fiberglass rod with an integral pistol grip. The configuration of the reflector and driven element are such that a deep null in the signal being received will occur when the antenna is pointed in the direction of the signal being radiated. A T-pad resistive attenuator is also incorporated in the antenna mounting enclosure to aid in the direction finding process on very strong signals or when excessive reflections present multiple returns.
