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Microwave Antennas

Microwave antennas are widely used for backhaul in wireless communication networks. These antennas are designed to transmit and receive microwave signals over long distances, typically between base stations and network hubs.

Parabolic dish antennas are the most common type of microwave antenna. They consist of a parabolic reflector and a feedhorn at the focal point of the reflector. The reflector focuses the microwave signals onto the feed source, which then transmits or receives the signals.

Parabolic antennas provide high gain and narrow beamwidth, allowing for long-distance transmission with minimal interference.

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Microwave Antenna Frequency

Microwave frequencies are typically defined as electromagnetic waves with frequencies ranging from 7.125GHz to 86 GHz in most applications. This spectrum is further divided into various bands, each with unique characteristics and applications. For frequencies above 7.125 GHz, several key bands and their attributes are noteworthy.

Frequency Bands and Their Applications for Wireless Communication are below:

X-Band (7.125 – 8.5 GHz), Applications: Fixed wireless communication, radar for automotive and industrial applications.

10.125 – 11.7 GHz, Applications: Fixed wireless access, microwave links.

12.75 – 13.25 GHz, Applications: Fixed wireless access, point-to-point microwave communication

14.4 – 15.35 GHz, Applications: Fixed wireless access, point-to-point microwave communication.

17.1 – 17.7 GHz, Applications: Fixed wireless access, point-to-point microwave communication.

17.7 – 19.7 GHz, Applications: Fixed wireless access, point-to-point microwave communication.

21.2 – 23.6 GHz, Applications: High-capacity wireless backhaul, fixed wireless access.

24.25 – 26.5 GHz, Applications: 5G cellular networks, high-capacity point-to-point communications.

27.5 – 29.5 GHz, Applications: 5G cellular networks, high-capacity point-to-point communications.

31.8 – 33.4 GHz, Applications: Experimental wireless communications, high-resolution radar.

37.0 – 40.0 GHz, Applications: 5G, short-range high-capacity communications, and some experimental uses.

V-Band (40.5 – 43.5 GHz), Applications: High-capacity point-to-point communications, 5G, and some experimental uses.

V-Band (60 GHz), Applications: High-capacity wireless communications, WiGig (802.11ad/ay), and some 5G applications.

E-Band (71 – 86 GHz), Applications: High-capacity point-to-point communications, backhaul for 5G, and some radar applications.

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Microwave Antenna Gain

The gain of a microwave antenna is a measure of its ability to focus and direct radio waves. It is typically expressed in decibels (dB) and is calculated as the ratio of the power radiated in a specific direction to the power that would be radiated by an isotropic radiator (a theoretical antenna that radiates equally in all directions) with the same input power.

The gain of a microwave is determined by its size and shape. The larger the diameter of the dish, the higher the gain. The shape of the dish is also important, as it affects the ability of the antenna to focus the radio waves. A parabolic shape is ideal for focusing the waves to a single point, resulting in high gain.

The gain of a microwave antenna can be calculated using the formula:

Gain (dB) = 10 * log10(π * (D/λ)^2)

Where D is the diameter of the dish (in meters) and λ is the wavelength of the radio waves (in meters).

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Microwave Antenna Polarization

Dual polarization refers to the ability of an antenna to transmit and receive signals in two different polarizations simultaneously. In the case of a parabolic dish antenna, this means that it can transmit and receive signals in both horizontal and vertical polarizations at the same time.

To achieve dual polarization, a microwave antenna typically uses two separate feed systems, one for each polarization. These feed systems consist of a feedhorn and a waveguide that directs the signal to the focal point of the dish.

The feedhorn for the two polarizations are usually placed side by side, with one oriented horizontally and the other vertically. This allows the antenna to transmit and receive signals in both polarizations simultaneously.

One of the main advantages of dual polarization is that it allows for increased capacity and efficiency in wireless communication systems. By transmitting and receiving signals in both horizontal and vertical polarizations, the antenna can effectively double the amount of information that can be transmitted or received at any given time.

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General Applications For Microwave Antennas

Microwave antennas play a crucial role in modern wireless communication systems. Their ability to provide high gain, narrow beamwidth, and long-distance coverage makes them ideal for a variety of applications. Here are some common applications of microwave antennas: Point-to-Point Communication, Fixed Wireless Access, Microwave Links, and Wireless Backhaul.

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General Hot Selling Microwave Antennas

Choosing the right microwave antenna involves a careful assessment of your specific needs and technical requirements. By understanding key factors such as gain, directivity, polarization, flange interfaces, and radio mount options, you can make an informed decision that ensures reliable and efficient communication for your application. Here’s a brief guide to help you make an informed decision:

1. Frequency Range: Identify the frequency range your system operates in. Microwave frequencies typically range from 7.125 GHz to 86 GHz in most cases.

2. Gain: Higher gain antennas focus energy more effectively, providing longer range and better signal quality.

3. Polarization

– Linear Polarization: Common in many applications, with vertical or horizontal orientation.

– Dual Polarization: Allows for the transmission and reception of two separate signals on the same frequency, effectively doubling the capacity of the communication link. This is especially useful in MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) systems and for reducing interference.

4. Flange Interface

– Standard Flanges: Ensure compatibility with existing waveguide systems and connectors. Common standards include UG, CPR, and PDR flanges.

-Custom Flanges: May be required for specialized applications. Ensure they meet the mechanical and electrical specifications of your system.

5. Radio Mount (Direct or Split)

– Direct Mount: The radio is mounted directly to the antenna, reducing signal loss and simplifying installation. Suitable for compact and integrated systems.

– Split Mount: The radio is mounted separately from the antenna, connected via a waveguide (flexible or rigid) or coaxial cable. This allows for more flexible placement but may introduce additional signal loss.

Model: STD7G32M2-UHP

Packaging Size: 775x775x440mm

7.125-8.5GHz 32dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

Product features a standard flange or customized waveguide that allows the antenna to be connected to the 7 GHz ODU directly or split with the flexible/rigid waveguide. By using of an OMT, the ODU can be directly mounted onto the antenna, reducing loss and increasing throughput.

They are ideal for the Huawei, Aviat Networks and NEC PTP 7 GHz radio series. The entire unit is fully preassembled at the factory to simplify the installation process.

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Model: STD7G36M2-UHP

Packaging Size: 132x108x48cm

7.125-8.5GHz 36dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

Product features a standard flange or customized waveguide that allows the antenna to be connected to the 7 GHz ODU directly or split with the flexible/rigid waveguide. By using of an OMT, the ODU can be directly mounted onto the antenna, reducing loss and increasing throughput.

They are ideal for the Huawei, Aviat Networks and NEC PTP 7 GHz radio series. The entire unit is fully preassembled at the factory to simplify the installation process.

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Model: STD7G38M2-UHP

Packaging Size: 173.5x136x50cm

7.125-8.5GHz 38dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

Product features a standard flange or customized waveguide that allows the antenna to be connected to the 7 GHz ODU directly or split with the flexible/rigid waveguide. By using of an OMT, the ODU can be directly mounted onto the antenna, reducing loss and increasing throughput. They are ideal for the Huawei, Aviat Networks and NEC PTP 7 GHz radio series.

The unit is shipped in separate packages to prevent damage, reduce packaging size, and lower shipping costs. It is simple to assemble the protection isolation radome and feedhorn to the reflector(dish) using the instructions provided.

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Model: STD7G41M2-UHP

Packaging Size: 190x190x72cm

7.125-8.5GHz 41dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

Product features a standard flange or customized waveguide that allows the antenna to be connected to the 7 GHz ODU directly or split with the flexible/rigid waveguide. By using of an OMT, the ODU can be directly mounted onto the antenna, reducing loss and increasing throughput. They are ideal for the Huawei, Aviat Networks and NEC PTP 7 GHz radio series.

The unit is shipped in separate packages to prevent damage, reduce packaging size, and lower shipping costs. It is simple to assemble the protection isolation radome and feedhorn to the reflector(dish) using the instructions provided.

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Model: STD7G44M2-UHP

Packaging Size: 260x255x207cm

7.125-8.5GHz 44dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

Product features a standard flange or customized waveguide that allows the antenna to be connected to the 7 GHz ODU directly or split with the flexible/rigid waveguide. By using of an OMT, the ODU can be directly mounted onto the antenna, reducing loss and increasing throughput. They are ideal for the Huawei, Aviat Networks and NEC PTP 7 GHz radio series.

The unit is shipped in separate packages to prevent damage, reduce packaging size, and lower shipping costs. It is simple to assemble the protection isolation radome and feedhorn to the reflector(dish) using the instructions provided.

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Model: STD7G46M2-UHP

Packaging Size: 315x255x207cm

7.125-8.5GHz 46dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

Product features a standard flange or customized waveguide that allows the antenna to be connected to the 7 GHz ODU directly or split with the flexible/rigid waveguide. By using of an OMT, the ODU can be directly mounted onto the antenna, reducing loss and increasing throughput. They are ideal for the Huawei, Aviat Networks and NEC PTP 7 GHz radio series.

The unit is shipped in separate packages to prevent damage, reduce packaging size, and lower shipping costs. It is simple to assemble the protection isolation radome and feedhorn to the reflector(dish) using the instructions provided.

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Estimated Cost Analysis For 7GHz 38dBi Microwave Antenna

Please note that the final cost depends on your detailed requirements of microwave antenna. Such as the frequency range, gain, polarization, radio mount type, packaging style, and the distance of transportation. Take an example of booking a 40HQ (24 Units) of a 7.125-8.5GHz 38dBi Microwave Antenna (STD7G38M2-UHP)with wooden crate packaging, based on EXW:

DIsh reflector 24 Units and $60.56 for each $10,000

Material: stamped aluminum; Surface finish: powder coat; Salt spray duration: 500 hours

$10,000

Protection Isolator Radome 24 Units and $70.42 for each $10,000

Unassembled aluminum shells with wave-transmitting, waterproofing ans UV-resistant fabric cover

$10,000

Feedhorn 24 Units and $14.09 for each $10,000

5.925-7.125GHz, horizontal and vertical polarization , with standard flange of UDR84

$10,000

Mounting bracket 24 Units and $26.76 for each $10,000

Material: steel, Surface finish: Hot Galvanizing, including adjustments rods, U blots, clamps as well as nuts, screws and washers.

$10,000

Sway bar 24 Units and $13.52 for each $10,000

Material: steel , Surface finish: powder coat with clamps, bolts , nuts and washers

$10,000

Labor cost 24 Units and $6.99 for each $10,000

It mainly includes the welding and assembly of waveguide for the feedhorn.

$10,000

Wooden crate 24 Units and US$21.13 for each $4,300

Wooden crate packaging size: 173.5x136x50cm, one package for all the parts.

$4,300

Towing & customs clearance fee and US$915.00 for each bill $4,300

From our factory in Nanhai, Foshan to Yantian port of Shenzhen, one 40HQ

$4,300

Ocean freight of one 40HQ and US$5,900 for each $4,300

Shipping from Shenzhen, China to San Francisco, USA. The pricing was based on June 27th.2024.

$4,300

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The Process Flow & Duration Estimation

Please note that the final lead-time depends on the customized service you require, electrical & mechanical specifications , the raw material types, product surface finish types, and packaging, etc. Take an example of customizing a 7 GHz 4ft microwave antenna:

Step 1: HFSS Simulation Test (30-40 days based on dual polarization )

HFSS (High Frequency Structure Simulator) is a powerful electromagnetic simulation software used for antenna design. It allows engineers to analyze and optimize antenna performance by simulating electromagnetic fields and predicting radiation patterns of frequency range, gain, polarization, S11 beamwidth and other important parameters.

Step 2: Optimized design and generate CAD drawings (2-3 days )

To ensure that the HFSS design is thoroughly verified and optimized, we will take the necessary steps to review all parameters and performance metrics. Once the design is confirmed, we will proceed with generating the CAD drawing for the prototype and sample. This process, including verification, optimization, and CAD drawing generation, will be completed within 2-3 working days.

Step 3: Prepare the material for the prototypes (7-18 days)

On average, it will take 7- 18 working days to prepare and machine the dish reflector, feedhorn, mounting brackets, etc. It can be very fast if we have inventory of materials. This time frame includes the hardware product surface finish such as sandblasted and powder coat.

Step 4: Prototype testing (1-2 days)

The antenna prototype is tested in an anechoic chamber to measure and analyze the electromagnetic radiation pattern. Engineer can accurately measure and analyze the antenna’s performance, identify any design flaws, and optimize the antenna’s radiation characteristics for specific applications.

Step 5: Shipping to the USA(4-5 days)

Normally, we will arrange the shipment by DHL since it’s the fastest channel for prorotypes. There is no big difference on the freight cost compared with FedEx/UPS.

We can also use a special channel if it’s not urgent and the packaging size is big. The lead-time is range from 11 days to 15 days. The import tariff and customs clearance can be included. This can save you a lot of money.

Step 6: Trial order without making any new tooling/mold (7-15 days)

Once the prototypes are received and tested in a real-world conditions and get approved. It’s suggested to place a small quantity trial order. This way, any potential problems or defects can be identified and resolved before moving forward with mass production.

Step 7: Mass production (20-30 days)

Once the trial order has been successfully completed without any issues, we can proceed with mass production of the new antenna product. What we need to do next is to reduce the cost without compromise on the product quality and performance. It’s included but not limited to optimizing the product performance & structure, improving production efficiency, and source new suppliers, etc.

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Compressing lead times for mass production of Microwave antenna is crucial for businesses looking to meet customer demands and stay competitive in the market. By implementing strategies such as optimizing production processes, streamlining supply chain management, and utilizing advanced manufacturing technologies, companies can significantly reduce the time it takes to produce Microwave antennas and improve overall operational efficiency.

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The Basic Knowledge About Microwave Antennas

We have crafted the following articles to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the functionality, operation, and applications of Microwave antennas. These articles includes but are not limited to the Microwave antenna operating frequency, polarization, flange, components and applications, etc.

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What Is A Backhaul Antenna?

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The Common Pitfalls When Purchasing from China

When purchasing Microwave antennas from China, there are several common pitfalls that buyers should be aware of. These pitfalls include poor quality control, misleading specifications, and lack of technical support, etc.

One of the main reasons these pitfalls occur is due to the large number of suppliers in China. With so many options available, it can be difficult to find a reliable and trustworthy supplier. Some suppliers may not have the necessary experience or expertise to produce high-quality antennas, leading to poor performance and durability issues. Many Chinese manufacturers prioritize quantity over quality, leading to a higher likelihood of receiving a defective or subpar product. This can result in antennas that do not perform as expected or have a short lifespan.

Another reason for these pitfalls is misleading specifications. Some Chinese manufacturers may exaggerate the performance capabilities of their antennas in order to attract buyers. However, when the antennas are tested in real-world conditions, they may not meet the stated specifications.

Additionally, there is often a lack of technical support when purchasing Microwave antennas from China. This can be problematic if the buyer encounters any issues with the antennas or requires assistance with installation or troubleshooting. Without proper technical support, the buyer may be left to figure things out on their own or seek help from third-party sources.

Communication can also be a challenge when purchasing from China. Language barriers and cultural differences can make it difficult to effectively communicate with suppliers. This can result in misunderstandings, miscommunications, and delays in the purchasing process.

In conclusion, the common pitfalls when purchasing Microwave antennas from China include poor quality control, misleading specifications, lack of technical support and communication issues. These pitfalls occur due to the large number of suppliers, the prioritization of quantity over quality, exaggerated claims by manufacturers, lack of experience or expertise, inadequate technical support, and communication challenges. Buyers should be cautious and conduct thorough research before making a purchase to avoid falling into these pitfalls.

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We are the best choice because we offer top-notch quality and exceptional service. With years of experience in the industry, we have developed a reputation for delivering excellent results and exceeding our clients’ expectations. Our team of experts is highly skilled and knowledgeable, ensuring that we can handle any project with ease. We are committed to providing personalized attention to each client, understanding their unique needs and delivering tailored solutions. Our dedication to customer satisfaction is unmatched, and we go above and beyond to ensure that our clients are happy with our work. Choose us for unparalleled quality and service.

There are several reasons why you should choose us:

1. Quality: We are committed to providing high-quality products and services. Our team consists of experienced professionals who are dedicated to delivering the best results.

2. Expertise: We have a deep understanding of our industry and the specific needs of our customers. We stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies to ensure we can offer the most innovative solutions.

3. Customer service: We prioritize our customers and strive to provide excellent customer service. We are responsive to inquiries, listen to feedback, and work closely with our clients to meet their needs.

4. Trust and reliability: We have a strong reputation for being trustworthy and reliable. Our customers trust us to deliver on our promises and to consistently provide exceptional products and services.

5. Long-term partnerships: We believe in building long-term relationships with our customers. We are not just interested in making a quick sale; we want to be a trusted partner that our customers can rely on for years to come.

In summary, we offer quality, expertise, excellent customer service, trust and reliability, and long-term partnerships.

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The FAQs About Microwave Antennas

Below, you will find a list of 20 frequently asked questions along with their concise answers. We have spent 15 years supplying antennas and serving customers worldwide, which has allowed us to accumulate a wealth of knowledge and experience. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to us directly.

1. What is a microwave antenna?

A microwave antenna is a type of antenna that is used to transmit and receive microwave frequency signals, typically in the range of 5.925 GHz to 86 GHz.

2. What are microwave antennas used for?

They are commonly used for point-to-point communications and backhaul networks, and radar systems.

3. What is backhaul in telecommunications?

Backhaul refers to the part of the network that connects the core network to the edge or access networks, often using high-capacity microwave links.

4. What frequency bands are commonly used for microwave backhaul?

Common frequency bands include 6 GHz, 11 GHz, 18 GHz, 23 GHz, and 38 GHz.

5. How does weather affect microwave communication?

Weather conditions like rain, snow, and fog can attenuate microwave signals, especially at higher frequencies.

6.What is line-of-sight (LOS) in microwave communication?

Line-of-sight means that there must be a clear, unobstructed path between the transmitting and receiving antennas.

7. What is the typical range of a microwave link?

The range can vary from a few kilometers to over 50 kilometers, depending on frequency, power, and environmental conditions.

8. What is the difference between microwave and millimeter-wave frequencies?

Microwave frequencies range from 1 GHz to 30 GHz, while millimeter-wave frequencies range from 30 GHz to 300 GHz.

9. What is the role of polarization in microwave communication?

Polarization refers to the orientation of the electromagnetic wave. Common types include vertical, horizontal, and dual polarization, which can help reduce interference and increase the data throughput.

10. How do you align microwave antennas?

Antenna alignment involves physically adjusting the antennas at both ends of the link to achieve the best possible signal strength and quality.

11. What is a waveguide in microwave systems?

A waveguide is a structure that guides microwave signals from the transmitter to the antenna and from the antenna to the receiver, minimizing loss.

12. What are the key considerations for installing a microwave antenna?

Key considerations include site selection, line-of-sight verification, proper mounting, alignment, and ensuring minimal environmental obstructions.

13. How do you perform a site survey for a microwave link?

A site survey involves verifying line-of-sight, measuring potential path obstructions, and assessing environmental factors that could affect signal quality.

14. What tools are used for aligning microwave antennas?

Tools include a compass, inclinometer, GPS, spectrum analyzer, and specialized alignment software.

15. How often should microwave antennas be maintained?

Regular maintenance should be performed annually or bi-annually, including visual inspections, alignment checks, and performance testing.

16. What are common issues in microwave communication systems?

Common issues include misalignment, interference, equipment failure, and environmental factors like weather and physical obstructions.

17. How do you troubleshoot signal loss in a microwave link?

Troubleshooting involves checking alignment, inspecting hardware, verifying power levels, and identifying any sources of interference.

18. What safety measures should be taken during antenna installation?

Safety measures include wearing appropriate PPE, ensuring proper grounding, following electrical safety protocols, and securing the installation site.

19. What is the role of grounding in microwave antenna systems?

Grounding protects the system from lightning strikes and electrical surges, ensuring safety and system reliability.

20. How do you protect microwave antennas from environmental damage?

Protection measures include using weatherproof enclosures, regular inspections, and installing surge protectors and lightning arrestors.

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Available Model Options

Model	Frequency (GHz)	Gain (dBi)	Polarization	VSWR	HW/VW (°)	Flange Interface	Diameter (cm)	Datasheet
STD7G32M2-UHP	7.125-8.5	32	H+V	≤1.3	4.7	UDR84 or Customized	Φ60	Download
STD7G36M2-UHP	7.125-8.5	36	H+V	≤1.3	3	UDR84 or Customized	Φ90	Download
STD7G38M2-UHP	7.125-8.5	38	H+V	≤1.3	2.2	UDR84 or Customized	Φ120	Download
STD7G41M2-UHP	7.125-8.5	41	H+V	≤1.3	1.5	UDR84 or Customized	Φ180	Download
STD7G44M2-UHP	7.125-8.5	44	H+V	≤1.3	1.2	UDR84 or Customized	Φ240	Download
STD7G46M2-UHP	7.125-8.5	46	H+V	≤1.3	0.9	UDR84 or Customized	Φ300	Download
STD11G30M2-UHP	10.125-11.7	30	H+V	≤1.3	6.3	UDR100 or Customized	Φ30	Download
STD11G35M2-UHP	10.125-11.7	35	H+V	≤1.3	3.3	UDR100 or Customized	Φ60	Download
STD11G38M2-UHP	10.125-11.7	38	H+V	≤1.3	2.1	UDR100 or Customized	Φ90	Download
STD11G41M2-UHP	10.125-11.7	41	H+V	≤1.3	1.5	UDR100 or Customized	Φ120	Download
STD11G42M2-UHP	10.125-11.7	41	H+V	≤1.3	1.2	UDR100 or Customized	Φ150	Download
STD11G44M2-UHP	10.125-11.7	44	H+V	≤1.3	1.1	UDR100 or Customized	Φ180	Download
STD11G47M2-UHP	10.125-11.7	47	H+V	≤1.3	0.8	UDR100 or Customized	Φ240	Download
STD11G49M2-UHP	10.125-11.7	49	H+V	≤1.3	0.7	UDR100 or Customized	Φ300	Download

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Applications

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Cost Analysis

Duration Estimation

Basic Knowledge

Common Pitfalls

Self-Nomination

FAQs

General Applications For Microwave Antennas

General Hot Selling Microwave Antennas

7.125-8.5GHz 32dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

7.125-8.5GHz 36dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

7.125-8.5GHz 38dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

7.125-8.5GHz 41dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

7.125-8.5GHz 44dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

7.125-8.5GHz 46dBi Ultra High Performance Microwave Antenna

Estimated Cost Analysis For 7GHz 38dBi Microwave Antenna

The Process Flow & Duration Estimation

Step 1: HFSS Simulation Test (30-40 days based on dual polarization )

Step 2: Optimized design and generate CAD drawings (2-3 days )

Step 3: Prepare the material for the prototypes (7-18 days)

Step 4: Prototype testing (1-2 days)

Step 5: Shipping to the USA(4-5 days)

Step 6: Trial order without making any new tooling/mold (7-15 days)

Step 7: Mass production (20-30 days)

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The Basic Knowledge About Microwave Antennas

The Common Pitfalls When Purchasing from China

A Brief Self-Nomination​, Why Choose Sanny Telecom?

The FAQs About Microwave Antennas

1. What is a microwave antenna?

2. What are microwave antennas used for?

3. What is backhaul in telecommunications?

4. What frequency bands are commonly used for microwave backhaul?

5. How does weather affect microwave communication?

6.What is line-of-sight (LOS) in microwave communication?

7. What is the typical range of a microwave link?

8. What is the difference between microwave and millimeter-wave frequencies?

9. What is the role of polarization in microwave communication?

10. How do you align microwave antennas?

11. What is a waveguide in microwave systems?

12. What are the key considerations for installing a microwave antenna?

13. How do you perform a site survey for a microwave link?

14. What tools are used for aligning microwave antennas?

15. How often should microwave antennas be maintained?

16. What are common issues in microwave communication systems?

17. How do you troubleshoot signal loss in a microwave link?

18. What safety measures should be taken during antenna installation?

19. What is the role of grounding in microwave antenna systems?

20. How do you protect microwave antennas from environmental damage?

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