Harris Corp. and Tampa Microwave developed a 1.3 meter tri-band satellite communications antenna that...
Harris Corp. and Tampa Microwave developed a 1.3 meter tri-band satellite communications antenna that offers “the highest level of performance available today in a single-case unit small enough to be checked as airline baggage,” Harris said in a press release…
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(http://xrl.us/bnvohd). The antenna is for use with Harris’s 1.3 meter Seeker, a very small aperture terminal that supports X-, Ku- and Ka-band communications, Harris said. It’s a center-fed antenna that “enables simple frequency and feed swap, and offers superior wind stability and satellite tracking performance,” Harris added. The Seeker system has an interchangeable, receiver/transmitter and outdoor modem module from Tampa Microwave.