Validation Sources: 6.5 – 90 GHz

Description

Cavity-backed array of dipoles arranged in an offset lattice according to the modes generated into the resonant cavity. The dipoles are printed onto one face of a low-loss dielectric substrate and excited by non-resonant rectangular slots located on the opposite face of the substrate.

Models

• CDA10 (10 GHz)
• CDA15 (15 GHz)
• CDA20 (20 GHz)
• CDA30 (30 GHz)
• CDA45 (45 GHz)
• CDA60 (60 GHz)
• CDA90 (90 GHz)

Standard Compatibility

• IEC/IEEE 63195-1
• IEC/IEEE 63195-3

Calibration

• psIPD (Incident Power Density) for 10 - 90 GHz
• psAPD (Absorbed Power Density) for 10 - 45 GHz

Pyramidal horn loaded with an array of rectangular slot antennas on the aperture

Models 

• HSA10 (10 GHz)
• HSA15 (15 GHz)
• HSA20 (20 GHz)
• HSA30 (30 GHz)
• HSA45 (45 GHz)
• HSA60 (60 GHz)
• HSA90 (90 GHz)

Standard Compatibility

• IEC/IEEE 63195-1
• IEC/IEEE 63195-3

Calibration

• psIPD (Incident Power Density) for 10 - 90 GHz
• psAPD (Absorbed Power Density) for 10 - 45 GHz

The end-fire antenna is a quasi-Yagi antenna. The antenna is operated in two orientations: parallel (EFA-p) and orthogonal (EFA-o) to the (virtual) phantom

Models 

• EFA10 (10 GHz)
• EFA15 (15 GHz)
• EFA20 (20 GHz)
• EFA30 (30 GHz)
• EFA45 (45 GHz)

Standard Compatibility

• IEC/IEEE 63195-1
• IEC/IEEE 63195-3

Calibration

• psIPD (Incident Power Density) for 10 - 45 GHz
• psAPD (Absorbed Power Density) for 10 - 45 GHz

The patch antenna consists of a square patch element on a square dielectric substrate over a ground plane. The patch is fed offset from the center by a 50 Ω coaxial feed line that is connected to the ground plane. A pin from the inner conductor of the coaxial feed line extends through the dielectric substrate to the patch element. 

Models 

• P6500 (6.5GHz)

Standard Compatibility

• IEC/IEEE 63195-1
• IEC/IEEE 63195-3

Calibration

• psIPD (Incident Power Density) at 6.5 GHz
• psAPD (Absorbed Power Density) at 6.5 GHz