Slotted Waveguide Array Antenna
Anywaves
A custom-designed, high-gain flat antenna solution for satellite payload applications requiring gains above 20 dBi in the Ku or Ka band, built from a full-metal structure.
Typed specifications2 values
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- Antenna type
- slot or waveguide array datasheet p.1
- TRL
- 5 product page
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As published by the supplier6 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- Frequency band
- Ku band to Ka band (custom — defined per project)
- Polarization
- Left or Right Hand Circular Polarization (custom)
- Realized gain
- > 20 dBi (design target — optimised per project)
- Fractional bandwidth
- ~5% (in circular polarization)
- Profile thickness
- < 10 mm (without connector)
- TRL
- 5
About
The Anywaves Slotted Waveguide Array Antenna is a custom-designed, high-gain flat antenna solution for satellite payload applications in Ku and Ka band. Based on a hybrid series/parallel waveguide feed architecture engineered through electromagnetic dispersion analysis, it achieves gains above 20 dBi within a fractional bandwidth of approximately 5% in circular polarization (LHCP or RHCP). Designed for synthetic aperture radar (SAR) payloads, inter-satellite link (ISL) communications and high-data-rate downlinks, its full-metal construction makes it ESD-free, thermoelastically robust, and capable of handling high RF power levels without dielectric degradation. With a profile thickness below 10 mm, it imposes a minimal volume impact on the platform. All parameters—frequency, gain, footprint, beam characteristics—are defined jointly with the customer and tailored to each mission. It is ITAR Free for worldwide delivery.
Documentation
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