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| Frequency Range | 5.85 GHz to 8.2 GHz (C-Band Continuous Support) |
| Standard Nominal Gain | 10 dBi |
| V.S.W.R Profile (Max) | ≤ 1.3 : 1 |
| Maximum Power Handling | 800 Watts (CW Continuous Wave) |
| -3dB Beamwidth (H-Plane) | 56° |
| -3dB Beamwidth (E-Plane) | 54° (Symmetric Wide Beam Layout) |
| Nominal System Impedance | 50 Ohms (Coaxial Launch Mating Dependent) |
| Waveguide Size Standard | EIA WR-137 (R70 / WG14 Layout) |
| Waveguide Flange Designation | UAR Flange Interface Layout Standard |
| Physical Dimensions (W x H x L) | 79.5 x 110 mm |
| Net Weight | 170 g (Palm-Sized Ultra-Lightweight Geometry) |
| Body Material Profile | High-Grade Structural Machined Aluminum |
| Manufacturing Origin | Taiwan Design & Made in Taiwan (FT-RF) |
Features an expansive 56° horizontal and 54° vertical beamwidth aperture pattern, making it exceptional for quick initial area scanning, wide-angle surveillance monitoring, and broad field capturing without precise boresight aiming.
Weighing an optimized 170 g with a length profile of only 110 mm, this ultra-portable geometry layout minimizes mechanical strain on multi-axis laboratory positioners or field mast equipment arrays.
Precision designed and manufactured in Taiwan under strict industrial quality control parameters, delivering exceptional dimensional alignment tolerances, uniform surfaces, and traceable calibration reference metrics.
Small but mighty structural assembly seamlessly manages extreme high-power continuous wave transfers up to 800 Watts (CW), perfect for intense high-energy susceptibility diagnostics in confined testing spaces.
Simplifies interconnect routing to standard WR137 systems via a certified UAR cover flange interface, mitigating insertion boundaries and eliminating the requirement for bulky transition adapters.
Reach out to our technical engineering division today to request certified individual gain calibration data sheets, specific material coatings, specialized tripod mounting kits, or alternative launch adapter options.