FeaturesSeptum Polarisers Series 782 are designed and manufactured at Flanns self built factory in Bodmin, UK

  • Linear to Circular Conversion
  • Customisable to Applications
  • Models from 2.60GHz to 330GHz

Applications

  • Suitable for conversion between linear and circular polarisation for transmission and reception via a horn antenna

 

The Septum Polariser uses an internal stepped septum to convert between linear and circular polarisation. The instrument has two rectangular ports on one side of the septum and either a square or circular common port on the other side. For linear to circular conversion, driving one rectangular input produces right-hand polarisation and driving the other produces left-hand polarisation, at the common port. For circular to linear conversion, the output will appear at either of the rectangular ports depending on the sense of the circular polarisation at the common port.

Specifications

Each polariser is optimised for the frequency band of interest. Designs are typically suitable for use up to half-band. Performance depends on the bandwidth. VSWR better than 1.5, typical cross-polarisation better than 25dB. Can average power up to the capability of straight waveguide of the same rectangular size.                                                   Typical Return Loss for model 26782

 

Model NumberWaveguide SizeFrequency Range (GHz)Return Loss (dB)Insertion Loss (dB)Mean Power (W)
WGRWR
1578215841126.58-10.0TBATBATBA
1678216100908.20-12.520 Max0.3200
1778217120759.84-15.020 Max0.35180
18782181406211.9-18.0TBATBATBA
21782212603421.7-33.018 Max0.5TBA
26782267401260.5-92.015 Max0.5TBA

Related Products

Series 648:           Dielectric Polariser

Series 650, 652:   Switchable Dielectric Polarisers

Series 651:           Corrugated Polariser

 

Relevant Supporting Products

243, 810, 820, 880: Horn Antennas

 

Custom Design

Custom built instruments can be supplied; please contact the sales team for more information. sales@flann.com

 

Ordering

 

 

 

 

Environmental Specifications

Optimum operating temperature:  TBA

Non-Operating temperature:         TBA