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parabolic antenna sidelobe

Contextual Info: Beamwidth and Gain Selection Charts ALPHA INDUSTRIES, INC. • TRG GROUP • 20 SYLVAN ROAD, WOBURN, MA 01801 Beamwidth and Gain Selection Charts A ntenna ty p e G ain R ange 1 Beam w idth Range 2 S id elo be Range Nom inal A p p lica tio n Parabolic Reflectors with Prime Focus

8 GHz microwave antenna

Abstract: array antenna 77 ghz microwave antenna 8 GHz 35 GHz microwave antenna array antenna Microstrip Antennas radar 77 ghz
Contextual Info: TRG Antenna Division For the last 30 years Alpha’s TRG Antenna Group has been a pioneer in the manufacturing of multi-function microwave and millimeter wave antennas. The TRG Group remains an important part of Alpha’s organization and has maintained its capabilities from

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Abstract: ON 823 35 GHz cassegrain antenna se 823
Contextual Info: Series 822/823 Cassegrain Antennas Features I Rugged Construction I Low Loss Performance at Millimeter Wave Frequencies I Minimal Spillover for Low Noise Performance Description Each Cassegrain antenna consists o f a parabolic reflec­ tor, a linearly-polarized primary feed, subreflector, and

ku band parabolic reflector antenna

Abstract: ALPHA INDUSTRIES antenna ku prime focus parabolic antenna sidelobe parabolic antenna
Contextual Info: Series 802/803 Prime Focus Parabolic Antennas Features I High Directivity and Gain I Wide Range of Available Beamwidths and Reflector Sizes ft Stable Electrical Operation I Excellent Sidelobe Performance I Rugged Mechanical Design Description Each antenna consists of a parabolic reflector, a

35 GHz cassegrain antenna

Abstract: ON 823 W-band antenna
Contextual Info: Series 822/823 Cassegrain Antennas Features I Rugged Construction I Low Loss Performance at Millimeter Wave Frequencies I Minimal Spillover for Low Noise Performance Description Each Cassegrain antenna consists of a parabolic reflec­ tor, a linearly-polarized primary feed, subreflector, and

35 GHz cassegrain antenna

Abstract: ALPHA INDUSTRIES
Contextual Info: Series 822/823 Cassegrain Antennas Features • Rugged Construction I Low Loss Performance at Millimeter Wave Frequencies • Minimal Spillover for Low Noise Performance Description Each Cassegrain antenna consists of a parabolic reflec­ tor, a linearly-polarized primary feed, subreflector, and

prime focus parabolic antenna sidelobe

Abstract: Ku-BAND ku band parabolic reflector antenna antenna ku R/psnk 802
Contextual Info: Series 802/803 Prime Focus Parabolic Antennas Features I High Directivity and Gain I Wide Range of Available Beamwidths and Reflector Sizes I Stable Electrical Operation I Excellent Sidelobe Performance I Rugged Mechanical Design Description Each antenna consists of a parabolic reflector, a

3115 Horn antenna

Abstract: 884D 330500 ALPHA INDUSTRIES 883KU 883U LHCP polarizer
Contextual Info: Circular Mode Antenna Components Series 881 Orthom ode Transducers I Available from 5.4 GHz through 110 GHz with 3% or Greater Bandwidth I Higher Frequency Units Will be Quoted on Request ft Couples Two Orthogonal Linearly-Polarized Signals Simultaneously

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Abstract: Monopulse ANTENNA parabolic
Contextual Info: Miniaturized M illim eter Wave Monopulse Comparator Feed Assembly Features I Deep Null Depth > 30 dB I High Efficiency > 55% I Excellent Performance I Small Size > Light Weight I Planar W aveguide Description Applications Alpha’s miniaturized millimeter wave monopulse

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Abstract: milstar
Contextual Info: Series 888 Dual Frequency Feed Features I MILSTAR Compatible I Dual Frequency Operation Transmit; B-Band / Receive: K-Band I High Performance I Rugged Construction I Axial Ratio < 1.5 I Approximately Equal E-Plane and H-Plane Patterns I Approximately Coincident Phase Centers

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Contextual Info: Series 888 Dual Frequency Feed Features I MILSTAR Compatible I Dual Frequency Operation Transmit: B-Band / Receive: K-Band ft High Performance I Rugged Construction I Axial Ratio < 1.5 I Approximately Equal E-Plane and H-Plane Patterns * Approximately Coincident Phase Centers

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Contextual Info: Array Antennas An array antenna consists o f similar radiation elements that are coupled together to produce a prescribed radiation pattern. Many array antennas have been developed at Alpha to fit various applications. In general, array antennas are small, compact, and low

ALPHA INDUSTRIES linear circular feed

Contextual Info: Series 863/868/869 Scalar Feed Horns Series 863 - Series 868 ft Polarization Insensitive ft Axially Symmetric Over Waveguide Band for Multimode Operation ft True Fixed Phase Center ft Nominal Sidelobes of -30 dB for Both E-Plane and H-Plane ft Secondary Aperture Efficiency of

884B

Abstract: 883KU conical horn ANTENNA DUAL LH & RH ROTARY JOINT WR-10 858 conical horn wr22 Antenna horn 20 db x band
Contextual Info: Circular Mode Antenna Com ponents Series 881 Orthomode Transducers I Available from 5.4 GHz through 110 GHz with 3% or Greater Bandwidth I Higher Frequency Units Will be Quoted on Request I Couples Two Orthogonal Linearly-Polarized Signals Simultaneously I

parabolic antenna sidelobe

Abstract: 35 GHz microwave antenna parabolic 60 GHz
Contextual Info: Introduction In order to provide the microwave industry with extensive system capabilities, as well as improved operation and reliability, Alpha specializes in advanced antenna designs from 1 GHz through 220 GHz. These antennas are designed to provide optimum beam

printed spiral antenna

Abstract: trapezoidal antenna spiral antenna Antenna horn
Contextual Info: Additional Antenna Capabilities Space-Qualified Antennas Alpha’s standard and special antennas can be qualified for space applications. The antenna group has produced space-qualified antenna systems and components for high reliability programs since 1970,

antenna ku

Contextual Info: Series 858 High Efficiency Horn Lens Antennas Features > Compact and Rugged Scalar Horn with Lens Correction I Low Sidelobes in all Planes I High Beam Efficiency I No Aperture Blockage I No Spillover, Power Loss, or Feed Line Loss I Equal E-Plane and H-Plane Beamwidths

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Abstract: antenna ku Feed horn Antenna horn b 857
Contextual Info: Series 857 Spot-Focusing Horn Lens Antenna Features • Fo cu s to a Wavelength Spot / Size I Far-Field Focusing Ability I C o m p a ct and Rugged Horn-Lens Com binations I Stable Electrical Operation Description The Series 857 antenna consists o f a conical feed horn

Contextual Info: Series 886 Remote Polarization Switch/Diversity Antennas Features I Remote Control of Transmit/Receive Signal Polarization I I Typical Switching Time of 5 Microseconds Optional Polarizer Driver Allows for Use at Two Separate Frequencies Description Fixed and manually switchable circular mode antenna

conical horn

Abstract: Antenna horn ALPHA INDUSTRIES linear circular feed Feed horn
Contextual Info: Series 856 Horn Lens Antenna Features I Compact and Rugged Horn-Lens Combinations I Variety of Available Gain-Beamwidth Characteristics t Clean Radiation Pattern Characteristics Description The Series 856 horn lens antenna consists of a conical feed horn and a standard dielectric lens. These

Types of Radar Antenna

Abstract: front-end radar
Contextual Info: Additional Antenna C apabilities Space-Q ualified Antennas Alpha’s standard and special antennas can be qualified for space applications. The antenna group has produced space-qualified antenna systems and components for high reliability programs since 1970,

standard gain horn antenna

Abstract: horn antenna
Contextual Info: Series 856 Horn Lens Antenna Features I Compact and Rugged Horn-Lens Combinations I Variety of Available Gain-Beamwidth Characteristics I Clean Radiation Pattern Characteristics Description The Series 856 horn lens antenna consists of a conical feed horn and a standard dielectric lens. These

parabolic antenna

Contextual Info: Monopulse Special Antennas Patent No. 4721-959 In addition to standard prime focus, Cassegrain, and h orn-typ e antennas, there are unique system applications that require special antennas. M onopulse and conical scan antennas are available for precise tracking requirements.

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Abstract: LHCP polarizer
Contextual Info: Series 886 Rem ote Polarization Sw itch/D iversity Antennas Features ► Remote Control of Transmit/Receive Signal Polarization I Typical Switching Time of 5 Microseconds I Optional Polarizer Driver Allows for Use at Two Separate Frequencies D escription Fixed and manually switchable circular mode antenna