Over the past years, Anywaves has been collaborating with major players in the aerospace industry, helping them manage their unique antenna projects for satellite constellations and launchers.
Besides our technical proficiency, innovation is an integral part of our DNA, and we work closely with our customers to offer them the most effective technological solutions for their requirements. Our Innovation Division experts collaborate with clients to understand the project’s specific demands, a critical phase to ensure the antenna development is precisely tailored to the concerned satellite and mission.
From the identification phase, our R&D specialists partner with our customers to translate the system requirements into antenna features. Given the broad range of projects we’ve handled, our experts are well-equipped to handle various antenna concepts, such as high-gain antennas for telecommunications, inter-satellite links, and payload telemetry, wideband antennas for spectrum surveillance, GNSS, LEO PNT, and others, as well as integrated and active antennas for different applications.
Let’s explore our different product ranges below and don’t hesitate to use the filters to find the best match to your needs.
High-Gain Antennas
Wideband Antennas
Isoflux Antennas
Integrated Antennas
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With our extensive experience across diverse projects, our team of experts is adept at handling a wide array of antenna concepts. These include high-gain antennas for telecommunications, inter-satellite links, and payload telemetry, as well as wideband antennas for spectrum surveillance, GNSS, LEO PNT, and more. We also specialize in integrated and active antennas for various applications. Explore our range of products above, and utilize the filters to discover the ideal match for your specific requirements.
Yes, our antennas are designed with scalability in mind. We understand that each project has unique requirements and performance criteria. Our team of experts is experienced in tailoring antenna designs to meet specific needs, ensuring that you can adapt the performance of our antennas to your exact requirements. Whether it’s adjusting the gain, beamwidth, frequency range, or other parameters, we have the flexibility to customize our antennas to align with your specifications. We work closely with you to understand your objectives and deliver scalable antenna solutions that meet your specific performance needs effectively.
Our qualification testing process for antennas involves subjecting them to demanding tests to ensure their durability and performance in space conditions. These tests include functional measurements, random vibration, shock, vacuum thermal cycling, long thermal cycling. We also conduct power handling tests for transmission antennas and perform rigorous final inspections before concluding the qualification phase. For more detailed information on our testing process, don’t hesitate to contact us!
To ensure the functionality and durability of each flight model delivered to customers, acceptance tests are conducted. These tests, while lighter than qualification tests, still involve an S-parameter test, random vibration test, and thermal cycling at ambient pressure. The process concludes with a final S-parameter test and an external visual inspection to guarantee the quality of the antenna.
Absolutely! At Anywaves, we understand that choosing the right antenna is crucial. Our team of experts is here to assist you. We offer personalized consultation services tailored to your specific needs. By understanding your requirements and applications, we can recommend the most suitable antenna from our extensive product range. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us, and we’ll be more than happy to guide you in selecting the perfect antenna solution.
Whether your project is big or small, we can provide a single EM antenna for testing as well as cater for volume orders. Depending on your lead time and our availibility, we may even be able to ship it within a few days!
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