Blade Antenna Data

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2019-02-27ELS_224308

BLADE ANTENNAS The Haigh-Farr family of rugged Blade antennas is available in frequencies ranging from UHF to upper C-band, and may be provided in either straight or rounded blade configurations. These blade antennas exhibit quasi-uniform null-free hemispherical patterns. These antennas have demonstrated proven reliability in over 30 years of high- performance airborne applications. Blade antennas are also used extensively in FEATURES: • Hemispherical Coverage (see patterns on next pages) ground-based vehicles such as race cars, • Frequencies from UHF to C-Band trucks, tanks, and motorcycles, to name a • Small, Compact Footprint few. • Aerodynamic Design • Common Footprint for All Models • Built to Withstand Extreme Shock & Vibration Environments APPLICATIONS: • Data Links, Telemetry, Transponder • Aircraft • UAVs • Helicopters • Tactical Missiles • Ships • Ground-Based Vehicles • Single or Array Implementations with Matching Power Dividers and Cables DESIGN CAPABILITY: Haigh-Farr has more than 50 years history of designing and producing exceptionally rugged, high- performance antennas. If you don’t find an antenna meeting your requirements in our standard list of products, Haigh-Farr has the experience and modeling capability to customize a solution. Adaptations of existing designs can be done with very short lead times. Contact Haigh-Farr for a review of your antenna requirements. Rev 1 01/18 approved for release

BLADE ANTENNAS MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS: Rev 1 01/18 approved for release

BLADE ANTENNAS Weight Round Straight Frequency VSWR 5KW¹ PEAK² Height (SMA) OZ Blade P/N Blade P/N Range GHz MAX/TYPICAL ALTITUDE POWER Inches [mm] [grams] 6107 6007 1.060 ± .030 2.0:1/1.50:1 116 160 W 2.30 [58.4] 1.0 [28.3] 6108 6008 0.9165 ± .025 2.0:1/1.50:1 116 160 W 2.30 [58.4] 1.0 [28.3] 6109 6009 1.35 – 1.54 2.0:1/1.50:1 116 160 W 1.75 [44.3] 0.9 [26] 6110 6010 1.43 – 1.54 1.5:1/1.25:1 116 160 W 1.68 [42.7] 0.8 [23] 6110-2 6010-2 1.425 – 1.525 1.5:1/1.25:1 116 160 W 1.68 [42.7] 0.8 [23] 6110-3 6010-3 1.45 – 1.65 2.0:1/1.50:1 116 160 W 1.68 [42.7] 0.8 [23] 6110-4 6010-4 1.50 – 1.80 2.0:1/1.50:1 116 160 W 1.68 [42.7] 0.8 [23] 6115 6015 1.60 – 1.70 1.5:1/1.25:1 116 160 W 1.54 [39.1] 0.8 [23] 6120 6020 1.71 – 1.85 1.5:1/1.25:1 114 240 W 1.45 [36.8] 0.8 [23] 6125 6025 2.00 – 2.10 1.5:1/1.25:1 110 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6125-1 6025-1 2.00 – 2.30 2.0:1/1.50:1 110 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6130 6030 2.20 – 2.30 1.5:1/1.25:1 110 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6130-1 6030-1 2.30 – 2.40 1.5:1/1.25:1 110 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6130-2 6030-2 2.40 – 2.50 1.5:1/1.25:1 110 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6130-3 6030-3 2.20 – 2.40 1.5:1/1.25:1 110 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6130-4 6030-4 2.30 – 2.50 1.5:1/1.25:1 110 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6130-6 6030-6 2.20 – 2.50 1.75:1/1.50:1 110 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6135-1 6035-1 3.10 – 3.30 1.5:1/1.25:1 106 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6135-2 6035-2 3.45 – 3.55 1.5:1/1.25:1 106 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6135-3 6035-3 3.65 – 3.85 1.5:1/1.25:1 106 350 W 1.19 [30.2] 0.7 [20] 6140 6040 4.50 – 5.00 1.5:1/1.25:1 104 1.5 kW 0.90 [22.9] 0.6 [17] 6140-1 6040-1 4.40 – 5.50 1.5:1/1.25:1 104 1.5 kW 0.90 [22.9] 0.6 [17] 6150 6050 5.40 – 5.90 1.5:1/1.25:1 102 2.2 kW 0.75 [19.1] 0.6 [17] 6150-1 6050-1 5.25 – 5.85 1.5:1/1.25:1 102 2.2 kW 0.75 [19.1] 0.6 [17] 6150-2 6050-2 6.40 – 6.60 1.5:1/1.25:1 102 2.2 kW 0.75 [19.1] 0.6 [17] 6150-3 6050-3 6.40 – 7.20 1.5:1/1.25:1 102 2.2 kW 0.75 [19.1] 0.6 [17] • Thermal environments: -50°C to 150°C; 300°C Transient • Polarization: Linear, predominately vertical • Connector: SMA (50 Ω Standard; TNC (50 Ω Optional) • Required Mounting Screws: 82⁰ Flathead #4 Standard; 100⁰ Flathead #4 or M3 optional • UHF models are available in different configurations • Mechanical outline drawings are available upon request ¹ The 5kW altitude (k ft) is the approximate altitude at which the antenna will experience external corona with 5kW peak power. ² Peak power indicates the maximum power that may be radiated without experiencing external corona at any altitude. Sufficient airflow is required at the higher power levels. These antennas handle average power in the 25-30W CW range but sufficient airflow is required at these higher power levels for the antennas to perform properly. A static ground test will not provide the adequate airflow required. Haigh-Farr offers both a 60XX and 61XX High Power version of all the above listed blades. These are manufactured with Ultem material and have been tested at 100W CW at 70°C for 60 minutes without any issues. Note: Haigh-Farr Rounded Blades (61XX) are identical in performance to our Straight Blades (60XX). We recommend the use of Round Blades for applications where safety concerns exist. Rev 1 01/18 approved for release

BLADE ANTENNAS 0 dBi (5 dB/div) 0 dBi (5 dB/div) Note: The patterns shown above were measured with model 6130 on a cylindrical ground plane but are typical of the other Blades used. Fins and other protrusions on the vehicle will perturb the radiation pattern. The extent of any perturbations cannot be fully determined until radiation patterns are either calculated or measured on a model of the vehicle. Haigh-Farr offers engineering services, which include the calculation of radiation patterns on a specific vehicle. Rev 1 01/18 approved for release


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