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| Frequency Range | 3.95 GHz to 5.85 GHz (Continuous C-Band Tracking) |
| Antenna Architecture Class | E-Plane Sectoral Horn Antenna Layout |
| Gain Performance (Typical) | 15 dBi |
| -3dB Beamwidth (Horizontal) | 78° (Wide Sectoral Field Coverage) |
| -3dB Beamwidth (Vertical) | 16° (Highly Focused Elevation Control Paths) |
| Signal Polarization Class | Linear (Vertical or Horizontal Deployment Matrix) |
| Waveguide Styling size | EIA WR-187 (R48 / WG12 Architecture Standard) |
| Waveguide Flange Designation | UDR Flange Standard Layout Interface |
| Physical Dimensions (L x W x H) | 204 x 51 x 486.6 mm |
| Net Weight (N.W.) | 0.9 KG (Precision Lightweight Profile) |
| Body Material Profile | High-Grade Structural Machined Aluminum |
| Manufacturing Origin | Taiwan Design & Made in Taiwan (FT-RF) |
The specialized vertical E-plane flare design yields an expansive 78° asymmetric coverage swath in the horizontal plane, perfectly optimized for broad azimuth monitoring while enforcing high vertical focus targets.
Engineered to support both vertical and horizontal linear polarization schemes natively based on interconnect launch orientation, securing flexible path alignment options across diverse microwave link architectures.
Precision designed and manufactured in Taiwan under strict industrial quality control parameters, providing highly accurate internal flare geometry configurations and reproducible calibration constancy.
Meticulously CNC-machined from high-grade structural aluminum alloy blocks to ensure exceptional mechanical stability, absolute flange coplanarity, and an unyielding gain profile across the specified band.
Establishing an optimized 0.9 KG lightweight structural frame, this precision sectoral horn minimizes load stresses when deployed onto tactical masts, automated positioners, or field tripod assemblies.
Contact our technical engineering division today to request specialized gain calibration data logs, alternative launcher profiles, certified radiation charts, or customized multi-axis adaptation hardware.