MIRAD microwave presents its latest version of Q/V-band feed combiner. This device is a dual circular poalrized combiner including the well known TE21-mode monopulse tracking possibility with very high performance…
MIRAD microwave has successfully participated in the exhibition "Space Tech Expo Europe 2022" and was present with a booth in the exhibition hall 5 in Bremen, Germany, from 15th to 17th November,…
The long distance communication between transmitter and receiver in satellite communications requires high gain antennas. The most popular form for large ground stations is a multi-reflector antenna layout. A highly…
After the successful design and project completion of a 6m Q/V-band tracking antenna including a feed prototype, in the years 2017/2018 our customer Calian asked MIRAD to quote for 10…
The Alphasat I-XL, launched in 2013, included beyond its main task several ESA TDPs (Technology Demonstration Payloads). TDP5 includes a Q-/V Band communications experiment to assess the feasibility of these bands for future commercial applications.