A coordinated eight-antenna lineup spanning low-frequency electric-field measurements through millimeter-wave radiated emissions.
The recommended RE102 antenna set uses the eight models below to cover the complete 9 kHz–70 GHz range. Adjacent bands intentionally overlap so engineers can choose the appropriate antenna around transition frequencies.
Active rod antenna for the low-frequency electric-field range.
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Receive-only biconical antenna for the VHF transition range.
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Broadband double-ridged horn for the upper VHF and UHF ranges.
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Wideband double-ridged horn for microwave emissions measurements.
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Pyramidal horn receive antenna for the first millimeter-wave extension.
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Ka-band pyramidal horn receive antenna.
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Measurement horn used as the RE102 receive extension from 40 to 50 GHz.
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Measurement horn that extends the RE102 receive chain to 70 GHz.
View antennaThese answers define the normal starting point. The delivered configuration is matched to the customer method, site and existing receiver chain.
The recommended ZHINAN lineup uses eight receive antennas across overlapping bands, from the ZN30800A active rod antenna at low frequencies to the ZN30706A millimeter-wave antenna at the upper end.
Overlap provides a practical transition region in which the engineer can select the antenna that best matches sensitivity, antenna factor, chamber geometry and receiver performance.
Those items are configured per project. The final quotation confirms the receiver, preamplifiers, RF cables, adapters, mounts, calibration data and any control software required for the complete chain.
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