WR28 26.5GHz to 40GHz 20dbi Standard Gain Waveguide Horn Antenna Flange: UBR

Model No: HS-028-UBR-20A-KF

Made in Taiwan
Frequency Range: 26.5 - 40 GHz
Waveguide Type: WR-28 / UBR
Nominal Gain: 20 dBi
Connector Port: 2.92mm-F (K)
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2026/06/09
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HS-028-UBR-20-KF Ka-Band Horn Antenna

26.5 - 40 GHz | 20 dBi Gain | Millimeter-Wave Reference
The HS-028-UBR-20-KF is a high-precision Ka-band standard gain horn antenna professionally engineered for millimeter-wave RF application. Operating across the wide spectrum of 26.5 GHz to 40 GHz, it features a standardized WR-28 waveguide interface with a UBR flange. Delivering a stable nominal gain of 20 dBi, it is an essential instrument for signal integrity verification, antenna gain calibration, and professional EMI/EMC testing where high-frequency accuracy and mechanical structural reliability are paramount.



Electrical & RF Performance
Frequency Range26.5 GHz - 40 GHz
Waveguide InterfaceWR-28 (UBR)
Nominal Gain20 dBi
Max Power Handling250 Watts (Peak)
Beamwidth (H/E)17° / 18°
Mechanical & Physical
Dimensions104 x 42.1 x 20.5 mm
Weight30 g
Connector Type2.92mm-Female (K-Type)
Body MaterialPremium Aluminum Alloy

Ka-Band Millimeter Precision

Specifically engineered for high-frequency acquisition up to 40 GHz, ensuring stable electrical performance and minimal losses for mission-critical Ka-band setups.

Superior Gain Consistency

Delivers a uniform gain profile for signal integrity calibration, making it an ideal reference device for measuring the gain of secondary antennas.

Stainless Steel Interface

Equipped with a high-durability stainless steel 2.92mm (K) connector to ensure reliable mating cycles and performance stability in rigorous laboratory environments.

Custom Engineering Flexibility

Available for specialized modifications including waterproof structures, PTZ control integration, tripod mounting, and customized color finishes to meet specific project requirements.

Contact FT-RF Engineering Division

Contact our engineering team for specialized gain calibration data, consolidated performance databases, or technical support regarding high-frequency measurement setups.

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