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BiOA-X/Ku-360
Brève description
BiOA-X/Ku-360 is biconic omni antenna
► It is designed for Ku band with antenna aperture of 360° and linear polarization
► Frequency range of 8.0-18.0 GHz
► Beam (H): 360°; Beam (V): 8°
► Gain: 8 dBi
► Full X and Ku-band covering
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BiOA-X/Ku-360 is Biconic OMNI antenna designed for Ku band (full covering). BiOA-X/Ku-360 has gain of 8 dBi and low windage characteristics. Signal transmitted by this OMNI antenna can be received by typical Ku-band dish and LNB.
Key features:
- Omnidirectional: 360-degree radiation pattern
- Frequency range of 8.0-18.0 GHz
- Low pattern ripple: up to 1 dB
- Gain: 8 dBi
- Full X and Ku-band covering
- Low windage characteristics
Main functions:
- Transmit/receive X/Ku-band signals
- Applied as a part of broadcasting station, repeater and interactive microwave system
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Frequency range, GHz | 8.0-12.0 or 12.4-18.0 (by request) |
| Gain, dBi, at least | 8 |
| Gain variation in the aperture, dB, not more | 1 |
| VSWR, max | 1.9 |
| Polarization | Vertical |
| Cross-polarization, dB, not less | 25 |
| HPBW: | |
| @horizontal | 360° |
| @vertical | 8° |
| In/Out power, W, up to | 20 |
| In/Out connection | N-type (SMA-type by request) |
| Operating temperature, °C | -40 … +80 |
| Humidity | 100% @ 25°C |
| Casing material | dust/moisture proof |
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