Industrial Microwave Transitions
Dolph Microwave provides the Industrial Microwave Transitionfrom double-ridge waveguide to rectangular waveguide with standing wave≤1.15. The transition length, flange, material, surface treatment and electrical specifications of the double-ridge waveguide to the rectangular waveguide can be customized according to user requirements. Microwave components for industry microwave is 915 and 2450MHz.
Taking the WR340(2450MHz) for example.
Options when Looking for Industrial Microwave Transitions
Flange type: Flat or groove
Length requirement in mm
Finishing: black, white, grey or others
Material: Aluminum or Copper
Application of the Industrial Microwave Transitions
Industrial Microwave Transitions refers to the transition or conversion between different waveguide apertures, which is used for measurement, testing, transition, mode conversion, signal transmission and so on. Industrial Microwave Transitions can connect with both double-ridge waveguide and rectangular waveguide, with low insertion loss and high matching during connection.
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