Probecom 9.0M Ka Band Antenna Product Leaflet

The Probecom 9.0M Ka‑Band Earth Station Antenna product leaflet details its high‑gain aluminum reflectors, RF performance, mechanical specs and available…


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Brand
Probecom
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
161 KB
Published
29 September, 2026
Updated
29 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
23C7184DF257D8C51097A6B72043DACE

About this manual

The Probecom 9.0M Ka‑Band Earth Station Antenna uses all‑aluminum reinforced reflectors with precisely formed panels, providing high stiffness, stability and fine drive performance for full orbital‑arc coverage. It is intended for broadcasters, service providers, GSM operators, satellite operators, military and government agencies.

Highlighted features include high RF performance, high gain with low sidelobes and cross‑polarization, galvanized stainless‑steel hardware, and multiple feed configurations. Options such as full‑motion mounting, feed blower/de‑icing, and two or four Tx/Rx ports are offered, along with a range of accessories and installation services.

What's inside

  • General Description
  • Highlighted Features
  • Options
  • Antenna Accessory
  • RF Specifications
  • Mechanical Specification
  • Environmental Specification

Specifications

Operating Frequency (Receive)17.7‑20.2 GHz
Gain (Mid‑band, dBi)62.9 + 20Log(F/20) (Rx) / 66 + 20Log(F/30) (Tx)
PolarizationLHCP/RHCP
VSWR1.30:1
Antenna Noise Temperature136 K (Elevation 20°)
Feed Insertion Loss0.6 dB
Surface Accuracy< 0.25 mm
Wind Loading (Operational)72 km/h
Survival Wind Speed200 km/h

Frequently asked questions

What is the gain of the Probecom 9.0M antenna?

The mid‑band gain is 62.9 + 20Log(F/20) dBi for receive and 66 + 20Log(F/30) dBi for transmit.

What environmental conditions can the antenna operate in?

It operates in winds up to 72 km/h, survives winds up to 200 km/h, temperatures from –40 °C to 60 °C, rain up to 100 mm/hr, and 100 % relative humidity.

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