Com-Power Microwave Biconical Antenna for CISPR 16 Site Calibration above 1 GHz

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December 5, 2012   |By

Com-Power has announced the introduction of a new biconcial antenna that is ideal for CISPR-16-1-4 Site Voltage Standing Wave Ratio testing. Model ABM-6000 operates in the 1 to 6 GHz frequency range and features a dipole-like radiation pattern. It can be used as a transmitting or receive antenna.

 

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Model ABM-6000 is also ideal for use as a transmit source antenna for site validations above 1 GHz and in anechoic and semi-anechoic chambers. The antenna covered by a three year warranty.

For more information, visit Com-Power Microwave online at www.com-power.com.

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