1550MHz to 1850MHz SMA-Female Precision Sleeve Dipole Antenna

Model No: SL-1700-SF

Made in Taiwan
Frequency1550 - 1850 MHz
TypeSleeve Dipole
Gain2.15 dBi
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2026/06/25
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SL-1700-SF Reference Antenna

1550 - 1850 MHz | CTIA Symmetry Compliant | Precision Grade
The SL-1700-SF is a high-performance Collinear Sleeve Dipole radiator specifically engineered for anechoic chamber calibration and OTA (Over-the-Air) testing. Featuring an ultra-precise radiation pattern with roundness differences of less than 0.1dB (up to 1760MHz), it serves as the definitive reference for signal defense gain measurements. The 1/4 wavelength design and specialized sleeve isolate the feed point from cable contacts, ensuring the signal integrity required for mission-critical CTIA ripple test measurements and professional antenna efficiency characterization.



Electrical & RF Performance
Frequency Range1550 MHz - 1850 MHz
Nominal Gain2.15 dBi ± 1 dBi
Pattern Symmetry< 0.1 dB (CTIA Compliant)
Max Power Handling150 Watts (CW)
PolarizationOmni-Directional / Vertical
Mechanical & Physical
Dimensions224 mm x 26 mm
Weight140 g
Connector TypeSMA-Female
Body MaterialPrecision Copper / Fiberglass Radome

CTIA Ripple Test Precision

Engineered to meet strict +/- 0.1 dB symmetry standards, providing the high-level accuracy necessary for OTA chamber reflectivity evaluation.

Interference-Free Architecture

The 1/4 wavelength sleeve dipole design isolates the antenna from the feed cable, preventing pattern distortion and feedpoint interference.

Reference Grade Dominance

Serves as a reliable gain reference and low-gain efficiency standard for calibrating high-frequency monitoring sub-systems.

Compact Structural Integrity

Encased in a premium fiberglass radome with a lightweight 140g build, suitable for high-precision indoor lab and controlled outdoor environments.

Contact FT-RF Engineering Division

Contact our engineering team for full calibration data sheets, VSWR plots, or specialized mounting hardware requirements.

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