Dolph Microwave quick-deploy motorized antenna system manufactured is a relocatable rapid deployment complex with automatic guidance. Incorporates precision assembled carbon fiber reflector panels for the efficient organization of high-speed communication channels in any places provide high-speed satellite communications. Diameter available in 1.0, 1.2, 1.8, 2.4 Meter etc. Taking 1.8 Meter with model DH 1.8 Meter QDM Ka-band Antenna as example. Features of Motorized Quick Deploy Antenna Carbon fiber folding Reflector Replaceable Ku, C, Ka-band irradiates Minimum deployment time- no more than 20 minutes Automatic search, guidance and auto tracking of spacecraft Including a search and pointing mode at the press of a button All equipment is placed in aviation cases Light Net weight High speed and accuracy control and tracking
Dolph has developed a comprehensive line of microwave antenna feed horn covering C, X, Ku and Ka bands. The devices in these assemblies are precision machined from aluminum or copper and offer very high performance at a very competitive price. Each device is tuned to meet exacting electrical specifications. Additionally, entire feeds are assembled and tuned as a whole to provide superior performance compared to individually assembled components that are not tuned as a unit. Dolph can provide either complete feeds or standalone devices. Please call us with your specification and discuss your needs with one of our sales engineers. Note: Take C-Band Offset Feedhorns as an example. FAQs of Microwave Feedhorn Definition of Microwave Feedhorn Microwave feedhorn is a small horn antenna used to couple a waveguide to, for example, a parabolic dish or an offset dish used to receive or transmit microwaves. A typical application is the use of satellite dishes to receive satellite TV. Work Principle of Microwave Feedhorn Microwave feedhorn is basically a horn antenna that sits between the transceiver and the antenna reflector in a satellite antenna system. When a signal from a satellite is received, the signal is reflected from the parabolic antenna to the feed horn, where it is passed to a low noise block (LNB) where it is downconverted and further processed. The feed horn provides a certain level of gain and is designed to support a specific type of polarization so that it can filter out unwanted signals by allowing only certain polar waves based on the polarization of the horn antenna. There are many microwave waveguide manufacturers, but we are one of the best choices for you.
