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Milan Chyba www.milanchyba.cz e-mail: milan.chyba@milanchyba.cz Gorkého 2174, 530 02 Pardubice, Czech Republic tel. ++420 463 303 896, mob. ++420 723 666 784 Waveguide Components

Table of Contents 1. Straight Sections 2. Waveguide Bends and Twists 3. Directional Couplers 4. Waveguide-Coaxial Adapters 5. Terminations 6. Horn Antennas 7. Attenuators 8. Standardised Waveguide Sizes

1. Straight Sections Waveguides enable RF energy transfer with low losses. Material brass, copper or aluminium. Standardised rectengular profiles are most frequently used. Other dimensions (low profile, circular, H, Pi) are availeble upon request

1. Straight Sections Designation MC284VU 11000 x L MC187VU 11000 x L MC137VU 11000 x L MC90VU 11000 x L MC62VU 11000 x L MC42VU 11000 x L MC28VU 11000 x L Length [mm] L WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequency band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 Flange IEC L

2. Waveguide Bends and Twists Bends and twists enable the line to match mechanical design requirements. Waveguide internal dimensions and low RF power reflections inide are maintained. Internal surfaces are silvered, external ones are painted.

2.1 Waveguide Bends 90, E-Plane Designation MC284VO 21000 MC187VO 21000 MC137VO 21000 MC90VO 21000 MC62VO 21000 MC42VO 21000 MC28VO 21000 WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequency Band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 SWR 2 5 Flange IEC a,b,c [mm] As negotiated a b a c b

2.2 Waveguide Bends 90, H-Plane Designation MC284VO 22000 MC187VO 22000 MC137VO 22000 MC90VO 22000 MC62VO 22000 MC42VO 22000 MC28VO 22000 WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequency Band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 SWR 2 5 Flange IEC a,b,c [mm] As negotiated a b a c b

2.3 Waveguide Twists 90 Designation MC284 VO23000 MC187 VO23000 MC137 VO23000 MC90 VO 23000 MC62 VO 23000 MC42 VO 23000 MC28 VO 23000 WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequency Band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 SWR 2 5 Flange IEC a,b,c [mm] As negotiated c b a

2.4 Multiple Bends

2.4 Multiple Bends Designation MC284 VO 25000 MC187 VO 25000 MC137 VO 25000 MC90 VO 25000 MC62 VO 25000 MC42 VO 25000 MC28 VO 25000 WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequency Band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 Flange IEC As negotiated

3. Directional Couplers Directional couplers enable to isolate a small part of RF energy from the main line to a side line. Standard coupling levels are -10 db, -20 db, -30 db, -40 db and -50 db. Internal surfaces are silvered, external ones are painted.

3. 1 Cross-Guide Couplers The most frequent application is in waveguide lines for a current signal measurenent or diagnostics. Coupling accuracy on the nominal frequency is + 0.5 db with variation + 2.5 db over the waveguide frequency band.

3. 1 Cross-Guide Couplers Designation MC284 SO 30000 MC187 SO 30000 MC137 SO 30000 MC90 SO 30000 MC62 SO 30000 MC42 SO 30000 MC28 SO 30000 WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequency Band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 Nominal Coupling [db] C = -10 db, -20 db, -30 db, -40 db or -50 db Directivity [db] 20 20 20 20 20 15 15 SWR 5 5 1.2 Flange IEC b a c

3.2 High Directivity Broadwall Couplers Enable precise laboratory waveguide measurements. Coupling accuracy on the nominal frequency is + 0.5 db with variation + 0.6 db over the waveguide frequency band.

3.2 High Directivity Broadwall Couplers Designation MC284SO 35000 MC187 SO 35000 MC137 SO 35000 MC90 SO 35000 MC62 SO 35000 MC42 SO 35000 MC28 SO 35000 WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequency Band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 Nominal Coupling [db] 10 Directivity [db] 40 SWR Main Line 1.05 SWR Coupled Line 5 5 1.2 a x b [mm] 1300 x 130 900 x 125 680 x 95 480 x 100 360 x 70 215 x 47 Flange IEC a c

4. Waveguide-Coaxial Adapters Enables RF signal transition with minimum losses Standard design is probe-type adapter Inner surfaces are preserved by anticorrosive conductive layer, outer surfaces are painted

4. Waveguide-Coaxial Adapters Designation MC284 KV 40000 MC187 KV 40000 MC137 KV 40000 MC90 KV 40000 MC62 KV 40000 MC42 KV 40000 MC28 KV 40000 WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequency Band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 SWR 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.3 1.35 1.4 1.5 Flange IEC b a

5. Waveguide Terminations Are utilized as nonreflecitve terminations of waveguide lines. RF energy is transformed to termal one. Terminationes are designed either as lowpower (mostly for laboratory purposes) or high-power (radar devices, thermal energy radiation must be considered).

5.1 Low-power terminations 1 Power Load [W] IEC Flange 1.07 1.05 1.03 1.03 1.03 1.03 SWR 26.5-40.0 18.0-26.5 12.4-18.0 8.2-12.4 5.85-8.2 3.95-5.85 2.6-3.95 Frequency Band [GHz] WR28 WR42 WR62 WR90 WR137 WR187 WR284 WG MC28 MC42 MC62 MC90 MC137 MC187 MC284 Designation

5.2 High-power terminations 100 300 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Power Load [W] IEC Flange SWR 26.5-40.0 18.0-26.5 12.4-18.0 8.2-12.4 5.85-8.2 3.95-5.85 2.6-3.95 Frequency Band [GHz] WR28 WR42 WR62 WR90 WR137 WR187 WR284 WG MC28 MC42 MC62 MC90 MC137 MC187 MC284 Designation

6. Horn Antennas Horn antennas transform waveguide line to a free space. Can delivered also as gain standards with enclosed calibration diagrams.

6. Horn Antennas Designation MC284 TA60000 MC187 TA60000 MC137 TA60000 MC90 TA60000 MC62 TA60000 MC42 TA60000 MC28 TA60000 WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequenc y Band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 SWR 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 Gain on fc [db] 10 15 15 20 20 20 20 Aperture dimensions a x b [mm] 115 x 95 220 x 165 95 x 70 130 x 95 80 x 60 65 x 50 40 x 30 Length [mm] 194 170 170 110 160 110 85 Flange IEC b c a

7. Attenuators Attenuators absorb RF power where known insertion loss is required Frequently are used as matching sections between generator and load, resonant curcuits etc. Overflowing power is abrorbed by a resistive layer. The layer is preserved by impregnation. Inner surfaces are preserved by anticorrosive conductive layer, outer surfaces are painted Standard attenuation values are -3 db, -6 db, -10 db and -20 db. Attenuation value slightly varies with frequency. Calibration curves are enclosed to attenuators. Calibration accuracy is + 0.1 db

7. Attenuators Designation MC284 MC187 MC137 MC90 MC62 MC42 MC28 WG WR284 WR187 WR137 WR90 WR62 WR42 WR28 Frequency Band [GHz] 2.6-3.95 3.95-5.85 5.85-8.2 8.2-12.4 12.4-18.0 18.0-26.5 26.5-40.0 SWR 5 5 5 5 5 5 1.2 Nominal Attenuation [db] L = 3, 6, 10 nebo 20 db Length a [mm] 400 280 220 160 130 90 90 Flange IEC a c

Range Inner cross s. Inner cross s. De signations T olerance s Wall T hickness T heoret. Attne GH z inch mm ± mm mm db/ m a t fc, bra 0.32-0.49 23.0 x 11.0 584.2 x 279.4 WG00 WR2300 3.18 0.35-0.53 21.0 x 10.5 533.4 x 266.7 WG0 WR2100 3.18 0.41-0.625 18.0 x 9.0 457.2 x 228.6 WG1 WR1800 3.18 0.49-0 75 15.0 x 7.5 381.0 x 190.5 WG2 WR1500 3.18 0.64-0.96 11.5 x 5.75 292.1 x 146.05 WG3 WR1150 3.18 0.75-2 9.75 x 4.875 247.65 x 123.825 WG4 WR975 3.18 0.96-1.45 7.7 x 3.85 195.58 x 97.79 WG5 WR770 3.18 2-1.7 6.5 x 3.25 165.1 x 82.55 R14 WG6 WR650 0.33 2.03 1.45-2.2 5.1 x 2.55 129.54 x 64.77 R18 WG7 WR510 0.26 2.03 1.7-2.6 4.3 x 2.15 109.22 x 54.61 R22 WG8 WR430 0.22 2.03 2.2-3.3 3.4 x 1.7 86.36 x 43.18 R26 WG9A WR340 0.17 2.03 2.6-3.95 2.84 x 1.34 72.136 x 34.036 R32 WG10 WR284 0.17 2.03 3.3-4.9 2.29 x 45 58.166 x 29.083 R40 WG11A WR229 0.14 1.63 3.95-5.85 1.872 x 0.872 47.55 x 22.15 R48 WG12 WR187 0.12 1.63 4.9-7.05 1.59 x 0.795 40.386 x 20.193 R58 WG13 WR159 0.095 1.63 5.85-8.2 1.372 x 0.622 34.85 x 15.80 R70 WG14 WR137 0.081 1.63 7.05-10.0 22 x 0.497 28.50 x 12.624 R84 WG15 WR112 0.07 1.63 8.2-12.4 0.9 x 0.4 22.86 x 10.16 R100 WG16 WR90 0.06 1.27 10.0-15.0 0.75 x 0.375 19.05 x 9.525 R120 WG17 WR75 0.05 1.27 12.4-18.0 0.622 x 0.311 15.80 x 7.90 R140 WG18 WR62 0.04 1.02 15.0-22.0 0.510 x 0.255 12.954 x 6.477 R180 WG19 WR51 0.03 1.02 18.0-26.5 0.420 x 0.170 10.668 x 4.318 R220 WG20 WR42 0.026 1.02 22.0-33.0 0.340 x 0.170 8.636 x 4.318 R260 WG21 WR34 0.022 1.02 26.5-40.0 0.280 x 0.140 7.112 x 3.556 R320 WG22 WR28 0.02 1.02 33.0-50.0 0.224 x 0.112 5.69 x 2.845 R400 WG23 WR22 0.02 1.02 40.0-60.0 0.188 x 0.094 4.775 x 2.388 R500 WG24 WR19 0.02 1.02 50.0-75.0 0.148 x 0.074 3.759 x 1.88 R620 WG25 WR15 0.02 1.02 60.0-90.0 0.122 x 0.061 3.10 x 1.55 R740 WG26 WR12 0.015 1.02 75.0-110.0 0.100 x 0.050 2.54 x 1.27 R900 WG27 WR10 0.01 1.02 90.0-140.0 0.080 x 0.040 2.032 x 1.016 R1200 WG28 WR8 0.008 0.76 110.0-170.0 0.065 x 0.0325 1.651 x 0.826 WG29 WR7 0.0064 0.76 140.0-220.0 0.051 x 0.0255 1.295 x 0.648 WG30 WR5 0.0064 0.76 170.0-260.0 0.043 x 0.0215 1.092 x 0.546 WG31 WR4 0.0051 0.76