X - band horn? or what is it?
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YellowFM
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X - band horn? or what is it?
X band horn?
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Re: X - band horn? or what is it?
Looks to be a bit of a hybrid between a WR-112 and a WR-90 waveguide, which are designed for the H band and the X band, respectively. I "measured" it in Paint by cutting the ruler out and moving it up to the waveguide and estimate that it's about 28 mm x 10 mm on the outside. This will be smaller on the inside, as the material has a thickness (probably 1 mm) which isn't ideal geometry for any band really.
Can you measure the width and the height waveguide and the thickness of the sheet steel it's made from? Then I can tell you what it's on.
The waveguide is the long parallel section.
Can you measure the width and the height waveguide and the thickness of the sheet steel it's made from? Then I can tell you what it's on.
The waveguide is the long parallel section.
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Re: X - band horn? or what is it?
This is WR90 waveguidethewisepranker wrote:Looks to be a bit of a hybrid between a WR-112 and a WR-90 waveguide, which are designed for the H band and the X band, respectively. I "measured" it in Paint by cutting the ruler out and moving it up to the waveguide and estimate that it's about 28 mm x 10 mm on the outside. This will be smaller on the inside, as the material has a thickness (probably 1 mm) which isn't ideal geometry for any band really.
Can you measure the width and the height waveguide and the thickness of the sheet steel it's made from? Then I can tell you what it's on.
The waveguide is the long parallel section.
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Re: X - band horn? or what is it?
In which case, I believe I have answered your question.
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Re: X - band horn? or what is it?
I want to do gunplexor 10 GHz of this device .
That was what that device is made in the Soviet Union in 1961 .
horn waveguide and are made of copper.
Inside the mixing diode , followed by the piston mechanisms ( it can move along the waveguide )
I understand it to adjust the frequency .
I want to replace the mixing diode Gunn , and make it a transmitter .
I was also concerned about the question of why such a long waveguide ?
it can be shortened ?
That was what that device is made in the Soviet Union in 1961 .
horn waveguide and are made of copper.
Inside the mixing diode , followed by the piston mechanisms ( it can move along the waveguide )
I understand it to adjust the frequency .
I want to replace the mixing diode Gunn , and make it a transmitter .
I was also concerned about the question of why such a long waveguide ?
it can be shortened ?