Biconical antennas offer a significant advantage over traditional half-wave dipoles by eliminating the need for time-consuming element tuning, drastically reducing measurement time. They enable continuous broadband sweeps, making site anomalies easier to detect. These antennas are ideal for emission testing (20-300 MHz), immunity testing, shielding effectiveness measurements, site evaluations, and as passive field probes, providing reliable performance across a wide range of applications.
With a broad selection of baluns and antenna elements, you can choose the most suitable antenna for any application.
The Biconical UHF Broadband Antenna UBA 9116 offers these attractive features in the UHF range (300 MHz – 1 GHz). With higher antenna factors (negative gain dBi) they may be used down to 160 MHz and up to 1.3 GHz.…
The Biconical VHF-UHF Broadband Antenna VUBA 9117 offers a a flat gain characteristic in the frequency range 150-1000 MHz. The directional pattern is circular in the H-plane and “8”-shaped in the E-plane, similiar to dipole patterns. A typical application for…
The SBB 1840 is a biconical broadband dipole antenna operating in the centimeter wave frequency range with omnidirectional pattern in the H-plane. The E-plane pattern is 8-shaped. Typical applications are the evaluation of test site performance e.g. according to the SVSWR method as described in CISPR 16-1-4 or the time domain method acc. to ANSI C 63.25 or the CMFTD-Method (cylindrical mode filtering time domain).
The SBB 0110 is a biconical broadband dipole antenna operating in the decimeter- and centimeter wave frequency range with omnidirectional pattern in the H-plane. The E-plane pattern is 8-shaped. Typical applications are the evaluation of test site performance e.g. according to the SVSWR method as decribed in CISPR 16-1-4 or the time domain method acc. to ANSI C 63.25 or the CMFTD-Method.
The SBA 9113 is a linearly polarized microwave biconical broadband antenna designed for applications requiring omnidirectional coverage from 500 MHz to 3 GHz. It can handle input power up to 20 W and is compliant with CISPR 16-1-4 standards for site validation above 1 GHz.
The SBA 9113 B is a linearly polarized microwave biconical broadband antenna designed for operation within a frequency range of 80 MHz to 3 GHz. Its compact biconical design makes it ideal for harmonic measurements in compliance with IEC 61000-4-3 standards.
The SBA 9112 is a compact biconical microwave antenna by Schwarzbeck for applications requiring omnidirectional or dipole-like broadband antennas , operating from 3 to 18 GHz (usable from 1 GHz with limitations). Compliant with CISPR 16-1-4, it’s ideal for site validation, field strength measurements, generating defined field strengths and near-field probing due to its small size.
The SBA 9119 is a small biconical microwave antenna designed for applications such as site validation above 1 GHz, in compliance with CISPR 16-1-4 standards. It operates within a frequency range of 1 to 6 GHz and can handle up to 20 W of power. For ease of transport and protection, the SBA 9119 comes with a dedicated transport case.
Vertical polarised microwave biconical broadband antenna with omnidirectional H-plane pattern.
Vertical polarised microwave biconical broadband antenna with omnidirectional H-plane pattern. Frequency range: 1 – 6 GHz Useable Frequency Range: 0.5 – 8.5 GHz Connector: N-female; 50 Ω Mounting tube: 22 mm Isotropic gain: typ. -2…+3 dBi Antenna Factor: 30 ……
Vertical polarised microwave biconical broadband antenna with omnidirectional H-plane pattern.
The combination of the flat elements 422 NJ with SBA 9119 Balun provides remarkable fieldstrength levels with moderate transmit power. With approx. 10 Watt transmit power one can reach fieldstrength levels of 300 V/m at a distance of 30 mm.
Elements for radiated immunity caused by hand portable transmitters with SBA 9113 or SBA 9113 mini version for the Ford standard RI115 (Ford EMC CS 2009)