Antenna Trainer Motorized

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Antenna Trainer ATC-5000 is a low cost high performance antenna training system. It is designed to be used in two distinct ways; for teaching and demonstrating common antenna configurations at all levels of study especially for Technical Colleges and Engineering Universities for undergraduate and graduate courses., It is also used as a design tool for those engaged in research and development of projects in communication.

ATC-5000 is completely computerized antenna trainer that performs PC based automated rotation of receiving antennas at predefined angles and GUI-based polar plots of radiation patterns of each antenna. It comprises of C-Band microwave transmitter receiver and set of eight different type of antennas. ATC-5000 software provides signal level at receiver for each rotational step, azimuthal angle, polar plot of radiation pattern and beam width of each antenna.

Features

  • Stand alone, Low cost system
  • Motorized antenna rotation
  • GUI-based Antenna Pattern Measurement by RS-232 interface
  • Modulated 5.15GHz DRO source
  • No ancillary equipment required
  • Bench-top operation Safe low power output
  • Simple, robust stands for antenna mount
  • Conveniently packed for inventory control
  • More antennas can be added on the users course requirement
  • Safe low power output

Accessories

  • C-BandTransmitter
  • C-Band Receiver
  • Slotted Line
  • Dipole Antenna
  • Pyramidal HornAntenna
  • Yagi-UdaAntenna
  • Helical Antenna
  • Microstrip Antenna
  • Paraboloidal Reflector Antenna
  • 4 Element MicrostripArrayAntenna
  • CablesSMA(m) toSMA(m)
  • 30 dB Atenuattor
  • RS-232 interface with software CD

List of Experiments

  • Familiarization with Antenna Trainer
  • Study of Antenna Polarization, Axial Ratio and Tilt Angle of a circularly polarized antenna.
  • Study of Dipole antenna and its radiation pattern
  • Study of Horn antenna and its radiation pattern
  • Measurement of the Gain of Horn Antenna
  • Study of Yagi antenna and its radiation pattern
  • Study of Helical antenna and its radiation pattern
  • Study of Microstrip Antenna and its radiation pattern
  • Study of Paraboloidal Reflector Antenna and its radiation pattern
  • Study of Four Element Rectangular Patch Array Antenna
  • Study of Double Dipole Array Antenna
  • Study of slotted line and measurement of Wavelength and Frequency
  • Measurement of VSWR using Slotted line
  • Measurement of Unknown Impedance
  • Study of Double Stub Tuner

Specification

C-BandTransmitter

  • Center Frequency: 5150MHz
  • Output Power: 10 dBm
  • RF.source: RF.source: Dielectric Resonator Oscillator

C-Band Receiver

  • Center Frequency: 5150MHz
  • Band width: 50MHz
  • Sensitivity: -30dBi
  • Motor rotation: 0º to 180º with 5º step

Pyramidal Horn Antenna

  • Gain: 7.42dBi
  • HP Beam width: 62
  • Polarization: Linearº

Yagi-Uda Antenna

  • Driven elements: Four element array
  • Polarization: Linear

Microstrip Patch Antenna

  • Gain: 6dBi
  • Effective Angle: 125º


Microstrip Array Antenna

  • Gain: 12dBi
  • Patch Elements: 4

Parabolic Reflector Antenna

  • Aperture efficiency: 50 %
  • Diameter: 31 cm
  • Directivity: 21.5dBi
  • Feed: Dipole disk feed

Helical Antenna

  • AR: 1.1
  • Directivity: 14.6
  • HPBW:37.5º
  • FNBW:83º

Di-pole Antenna

  • Directivity: 1.64
  • Impedance: 50 Ohm
  • Pattern: Omni directional
  • Polarization: Linear

Double Di-pole Array Antenna

  • Directivity: 7.5 dBi
  • Impedance: 50 Ohm
  • Polarization: Linear

Double Stub Tuner

  • Length: 7cm

Attenuator

  • Attenuation: 30dB
  • Tolerance: ± 0.5dB
  • Peak Power: 2 watts