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    This document summarizes the specifications of a 0.6 m high performance parabolic reflector antenna operating in the 71-86 GHz frequency band. It is single-polarized with horizontal and vertical beamwidths of 0.4 degrees. Key performance specifications include gains between 50-52 dBi, VSWR of 1.37:1, return loss of -16.1 dB, and cross-polarization discrimination of 30 dB. It has mechanical adjustments for azimuth and elevation. Additional details are provided on mechanical, regulatory, shipping, and technical drawings.

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    This document summarizes the specifications of a 0.6 m high performance parabolic reflector antenna operating in the 71-86 GHz frequency band. It is single-polarized with horizontal and vertical beamwidths of 0.4 degrees. Key performance specifications include gains between 50-52 dBi, VSWR of 1.37:1, return loss of -16.1 dB, and cross-polarization discrimination of 30 dB. It has mechanical adjustments for azimuth and elevation. Additional details are provided on mechanical, regulatory, shipping, and technical drawings.

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    This document summarizes the specifications of a 0.6 m high performance parabolic reflector antenna operating in the 71-86 GHz frequency band. It is single-polarized with horizontal and vertical beamwidths of 0.4 degrees. Key performance specifications include gains between 50-52 dBi, VSWR of 1.37:1, return loss of -16.1 dB, and cross-polarization discrimination of 30 dB. It has mechanical adjustments for azimuth and elevation. Additional details are provided on mechanical, regulatory, shipping, and technical drawings.

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    This document summarizes the specifications of a 0.6 m high performance parabolic reflector antenna operating in the 71-86 GHz frequency band. It is single-polarized with horizontal and vertical beamwidths of 0.4 degrees. Key performance specifications include gains between 50-52 dBi, VSWR of 1.37:1, return loss of -16.1 dB, and cross-polarization discrimination of 30 dB. It has mechanical adjustments for azimuth and elevation. Additional details are provided on mechanical, regulatory, shipping, and technical drawings.

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    HPLP2-80

    0.6 m | 2 ft High Performance Parabolic


    Reflector Antenna, Single-polarized, 71-
    86GHz

    General Specifications

    Antenna Type High Performance Parabolic Reflector Antenna

    Size, nominal 2 ft | 0.6 m

    Polarization Single

    Electrical Specifications

    Operating Frequency Band 71 - 86 GHz

    Half Power Beamwidth, Horizontal 0.4 degrees

    Half Power Beamwidth, Vertical 0.4 degrees

    Cross-Polarization Discrimination 30 dB

    Front to Back Ratio (F/B) 66 dB

    Gain, Low Frequency 50 dBi

    Gain, Mid Frequency 51 dBi

    Gain, High Frequency 52 dBi

    VSWR 1.37:1

    Return Loss -16.1 dB

    Mechanical Specifications

    1
    Fine Azimuth Adjustment +/- 10 degrees

    Fine Elevation Adjustment +/- 30 degrees

    Mounting Pipe Diameter, Min 2 inch | 5.08 cm

    Mounting Pipe Diameter, Max 4.5 inch | 11.4 cm

    Net Weight 27 lbs | 12.3 kg

    Wind Velocity Operational 90 mph | 145 km/h

    Wind Velocity Survival Rating 125 mph | 201 km/h

    Mechanical Configuration HPLP2

    Axial Force (FA) 202 lbs | 899 N

    Side Force (FS) 80 lbs | 364 N

    Twisting Moment (MT) 185 ft-lbs | 250 Nm

    Operating temperature range -40 to +60 C

    Max pressure, psig, (if waveguide consult factory


    interface)

    Regulatory Compliance

    FCC Part 101 Cat. A

    ETSI 302217 R7 C2

    RoHS-complaint Yes

    Shipping Information

    Package Type Cardboard

    Gross Weight 48 lbs | 28.7 kg

    Dimensions, L x W x H 31 x 31 x 25in | 79 x 79 x 64 cm

    Shipping Volume 13.9 cu ft | 0.4 cu m

    Additional Comments

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    Technical Drawings

    2
    Radiowaves Glossary

    Axial Force: Force applied to the face of the antenna due to wind at specified wind speed

    Beamwidth The total width of the main beam measured in degrees between the 3-dB (half-power)
    points on either side of the peak of the main beam

    Cross Polarization Discrimination (XPD) The dB difference between maximum received co-polarized signal at electrical boresight
    and maximum received cross-polarized signal

    Front to Back Ratio (F/B) The dB difference between maximum received signal at electrical boresight to maximum
    received signal behind the antenna (180 +/- 40 degrees)

    Gain A measure of how well the antenna focuses available energy into a single beam. Larger
    antennas typically have higher gains and smaller beamwidths.

    Gross Weight Shipping weight, includes weight of antenna plus packaging materials

    Net Weight Weight of antenna only as mounted on tower.

    Operating Frequency Band The frequency limits between which the antenna meets declared specifications. Antennas
    may operate outside the frequency band with mild performance degradation.

    Return Loss A measure of how much rf energy incident upon the antenna is reflected back from
    whence it came, expressed as a negative dB value.

    Side Force (FS) Force applied to the side of the antenna due to wind at specified wind speed

    Twisting Moment (MT) The torsional (twisting) moment (force x distance) applied to the mounting pipe due to
    wind at the specified wind speed.

    3
    VSWR A measure of how much rf energy incident upon the antenna is reflected back from
    whence it came, expressed as a ratio

    Wind Velocity Operational Wind speed where the antenna deflection is less than or equal to 0.1 degrees

    Wind Velocity Survival Rating Wind speed where the antenna will not suffer permanent damage, but may require re-
    pointing.

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