FMWAN034-15

Antennas RF Overview

The FMWAN034-15 is a WR-34 waveguide antenna manufactured by Fairview Microwave. It features a general purpose horn design with screw-mount termination and waveguide mounting type. The unit includes an integrated cable option of 305mm length. Maximum height is specified at 0.660 inches (16.76mm). The component utilizes the UG-1530/U flange interface standard for secure connection.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• General purpose horn antenna configuration
• Screw-mount termination style
• Waveguide mount installation type
• Integrated 305mm cable length

Antennas RF Applications

• WR-34 waveguide system integration
• UHF frequency band testing
• RF signal transmission links

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify the specific cable length requirement against the 305mm specification provided in official documentation. Confirm that the UG-1530/U flange interface matches existing waveguide infrastructure. Ensure mechanical dimensions, particularly the 0.660-inch maximum height, fit within the intended enclosure or rack space constraints before finalizing procurement orders.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this model when a general purpose horn antenna is required for WR-34 applications. Consider the fixed 305mm cable length as a primary constraint compared to other available cable options like 1.524m or 7.62m. Verify compatibility with the screw-mount termination style and ensure the waveguide mount type aligns with the physical installation environment requirements.

Antennas RF Part Context

This component belongs to the RF Antennas category under Wireless & RF products. It serves as a passive transmission element within microwave systems. The manufacturer specializes in high-frequency interconnect solutions. This specific part number represents a standardized waveguide antenna solution designed for reliable performance in defined frequency ranges.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

FMWAN034-20 offers alternative gain specifications. FMWAN034-20KF provides a connectorized variant instead of waveguide flange. Verify flange compatibility and frequency range overlap before substituting.