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Open Boundary Quad-Ridged Horn Antenna Applications:

  • - Low Cross-interference 
  • - Antenna Measurement
  • - Electromagnetic Measurement
  • - Electromagnetic Compatibility Testing (EMC test)
  • - Ultra-wideband Radar Detection
  • - Some antennas have a compact design that makes them ideal for use with a tripod-mounted -
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