6G Dual Polarized MIMO Parabolic Dish Antenna, 6400-7200MHz
- Supported Frequencies: 6400MHz-7200MHz
- Gain: >32dBi (with φ90cm parabolic dish)
- VSWR: <1.8
- Polarization: Horizontal + Vertical
Background:
A Russian client approached us with a unique request for a 6G dual-polarized mimo parabolic dish antenna tailored for the 6400-7200MHz frequency band, aiming for a gain of over 32dBi. They also insisted on a tight beamwidth of less than 3 degrees both horizontally and vertically. This project was key to their advanced telecommunication infrastructure, requiring precision and high-frequency performance.
Challenges:
Crafting a high-gain antenna with such a narrow beamwidth at these high frequencies was no easy task. The dual polarization requirement further complicated the design, particularly the feed system.
RF element's Solution:
Our engineering team meticulously tackled these challenges:
1. Parabolic Reflector Selection: We chose a 90cm diameter parabolic reflector to concentrate the radiated power, boosting the antenna's gain.
2. Dual Polarized Feed Design: Our custom dual polarized feed was designed to operate across the entire 6400-7200MHz range, supporting both polarizations simultaneously.
3. Performance Simulation and Testing: After the initial design, we ran several simulations to optimize performance. The feed was then tested in a microwave anechoic chamber to measure gain and beamwidths.
4. Fine-Tuning and Optimization: Through iterative adjustments, we fine-tuned the antenna to meet the client's exacting specifications.
Final Product:
The final antenna not only met but surpassed expectations, delivering a gain of over 33dBi with beamwidths of 3 degrees or less in both planes.
Please find an image of our 6400-7200MHz dual-polarized mimo parabolic dish antenna. Note that due to confidentiality, this is an initial version for case analysis purposes. As a leading wireless antenna manufacturer, RF element is committed to providing tailored solutions that meet our clients' specific needs, from custom gains and frequencies to unique packaging requirements.