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| Frequency Range | 640 MHz to 980 MHz (Low-Frequency UHF Continuous Support) |
| Standard Nominal Gain | 10 dBi |
| Maximum Power Handling | 3000 Watts (CW Continuous Wave) |
| -3dB Beamwidth (H-Plane) | 54° |
| -3dB Beamwidth (E-Plane) | 54° (Symmetric Radiation Aperture Layout) |
| Nominal System Impedance | 50 Ohms (Coaxial Launch Mating Dependent) |
| Waveguide Size Standard | EIA WR-1150 (R8 / WG4 Layout Structure) |
| Waveguide Flange Designation | UDR Style Flange Layout Interface Standard |
| Physical Dimensions (L x W x H) | 400 x 530 x 518 mm |
| Net Weight | 7200 g / 7.2 kg (Heavy-Duty Large Scale Geometry) |
| Body Material Profile | High-Grade Structural Machined Aluminum |
| Manufacturing Origin | Taiwan Design & Made in Taiwan (FT-RF) |
Robustly engineered structural core effortlessly manages up to 3000 Watts of continuous wave (CW) power loads without experiencing thermal variance, providing an ultra-stable radiator for high-intensity laboratory testing and signal dominance operations.
Precision-optimized continuously for the 640–980 MHz band, supporting advanced signal management, interference mitigation, and directional monitoring in professional communication networks.
Precision designed and manufactured in Taiwan under strict industrial quality control parameters, providing highly accurate internal flare alignments, exceptional surface coplanarity, and traceable reference criteria.
Large-scale precision aluminum block build completely avoids destructive mode variations, ensuring exceptionally low return loss and a highly linear directive gain profile across the entire operating frequency spectrum.
Equipped with a certified rectangular UDR waveguide flange format, securing immediate plug-and-play matching, secure mechanical coupling, and minimal signal boundary leakage paths in mission-critical structures.
Contact our technical engineering division today to request specialized gain calibration data sheets, unique heavy-duty multi-axis adapter plates, alternative coaxial launch transitions, or specialized outdoor structural interfaces.