Flexible Waveguide

Description

Flexible Waveguide

Key Application Summary:
The Flexible Waveguide is a versatile RF transmission line designed to offer flexibility and ease of installation in systems where rigid waveguides are impractical. It is commonly used in applications like satellite communication, radar systems, and other high-frequency environments requiring flexible signal routing.

Specifications

1. Mechanical Characteristics:

• Material: Typically made from high-conductivity materials such as copper or aluminium
• Construction: Made with braided or corrugated metal for flexibility and durability
• Length: Customizable lengths to fit specific installation needs
• Size Options: Available for various waveguide sizes (e.g., WR90, WR75)
• Finish: Often silver or gold-plated for improved conductivity

2. Electrical Characteristics:

• Frequency Range: Supports standard waveguide frequencies (e.g., 8.2–12.4GHz for WR90)
• Insertion Loss: Low insertion loss to maintain signal integrity
• VSWR: ≤1.20:1 to minimize reflections and signal distortion
• Power Handling: Capable of handling high RF power depending on material and design

3. Environmental Characteristics:

• Operating Temperature: -40°C to +85°C
• Corrosion Resistance: Available with corrosion-resistant coatings for enhanced durability in harsh environments

Key Features:

• Flexibility: Offers the ability to bend and adjust waveguide paths without compromising signal integrity.
• Customizable Lengths and Sizes: Available in a variety of waveguide sizes and lengths to suit different applications.
• Low Loss: Designed to ensure low insertion loss for effective power transmission.
• Durable and Reliable: Built with premium materials for long-lasting, flexible performance.