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    The document summarizes planar antenna options for integrated applications operating at 24 GHz. It describes their key technical performances including high gain and power handling up to 20W. It also outlines their design features, such as optimized microstrip transitions to allow connection of electronic parts via a standard flange for easy integration into existing systems. Several antenna models are listed with details on their frequency range, gain, VSWR, power handling type, impedance, polarization, radiation pattern, side lobes, and beamwidth.

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    The document summarizes planar antenna options for integrated applications operating at 24 GHz. It describes their key technical performances including high gain and power handling up to 20W. It also outlines their design features, such as optimized microstrip transitions to allow connection of electronic parts via a standard flange for easy integration into existing systems. Several antenna models are listed with details on their frequency range, gain, VSWR, power handling type, impedance, polarization, radiation pattern, side lobes, and beamwidth.

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    Planar Antennas for 24 GHz Integrated Applications

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    Dr-Pritam Singh Bakariya
    The document summarizes planar antenna options for integrated applications operating at 24 GHz. It describes their key technical performances including high gain and power handling up to 20W. It also outlines their design features, such as optimized microstrip transitions to allow connection of electronic parts via a standard flange for easy integration into existing systems. Several antenna models are listed with details on their frequency range, gain, VSWR, power handling type, impedance, polarization, radiation pattern, side lobes, and beamwidth.

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    > Planar antennas for integrated

    applications
    PROFESSIONAL APPLICATION

    > Main use:


    General transmitting and receiving applications at 24 GHz Radar doppler and radio link point to point

    > Delivered document:


    Conformity certicate (measured VSWR)

    > Related Standard:


    IEC-68-2

    > Related services:


    Maintenance and customization

    TECHNICAL PERFORMANCES
    High gain Power handling up to 20 W Linear or circular polarization

    DESIGN
    Optimized WR42 microstrip transition allow the connection of electronic parts with a standard ange Can be easily integrated in existing systems

    Electrical characteristics
    Part Number Frequency range Gain VSWR CW Power Type Patch array antenna Impedance Polarization Radiation Pattern Side lobes H plan Side lobes V plan Beamwidth at 3 dB PA2400-A 24.025 24.225 GHz 26 dBi 2.0:1 20 W Patch array 50 Ohms Linear Directive < -20 dB < -25 dB 8 x 8 PA2400-B 24.025 24.225 GHz 23 dBi 2.0:1 20 W Patch array 50 Ohms Linear Directive < -20 dB < -25 dB 13 x 8 PA2400-C 24.025 24.225 GHz 20 dBi 2.0:1 20 W Patch array 50 Ohms Linear Directive < -16 dB < -18 dB 13 x 13 PA2400CP-A 24.025 24.225 GHz 21 dBic 2.0:1 20 W Patch array 50 Ohms RHCP Directive < -16 dB < -18 dB 11 x 11

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