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| Frequency Range | 5.85 GHz to 8.2 GHz (Continuous C-Band Tuning) |
| Antenna Type Class | E-Plane Sectoral Horn |
| Standard Nominal Gain | 15 dBi |
| V.S.W.R Profile (Max) | ≤ 1.3 : 1 |
| Maximum Power Handling | 800 Watts (CW Continuous Wave) |
| -3dB Beamwidth (H-Plane) | 75° (Wide Sectoral Field Coverage) |
| -3dB Beamwidth (E-Plane) | 15° (Highly Focused Elevation Control) |
| Signal Polarization Class | Linear |
| Nominal Interconnect Impedance | 50 Ohms (Coaxial Launch Mating Dependent) |
| Waveguide Size Standard | EIA WR-137 (R70 / WG14 Layout) |
| Waveguide Flange Designation | UDR Style Flange Layout Interface Standard Layout |
| Physical Dimensions (L x W x H) | 151 x 68.3 x 372 mm |
| Net Weight | 520 g (Precision Machined Profile) |
| Body Material Profile | High-Grade Structural Machined Aluminum |
| Manufacturing Origin | Taiwan Design & Made in Taiwan (FT-RF) |
The targeted E-plane flare mechanics form an extensive 75° asymmetric coverage swath in the H-plane, allowing for expansive vertical or horizontal sector coverage based on mounting orientation.
Robustly engineered structural core effortlessly manages up to 800 Watts of continuous wave power loads without experiencing thermal variation or boundary distortion under high-intensity transmitter matching.
Precision designed and manufactured in Taiwan under strict industrial quality control parameters, delivering exceptional dimensional alignment tolerances, precise flare configurations, and traceable reference criteria.
Optimized continuously across the full 5.85–8.2 GHz spectrum, effectively neutralizing internal signal degradation paths and return reflections to preserve pure signal tracing parameters inside mission-critical networks.
Weighing only 520 g, its sleek aluminum enclosure provides high structural rigidity while remaining easy to deploy on tactical masts or portable tripod systems during demanding field operations.
Contact our technical engineering team today to request certified individual calibration records, individual certified radiation patterns, alternative coaxial launch transitions, or specialized outdoor structural interfaces.