Waveguide Probe Antenna 8 dBi Gain, 26.5GHz-40GHz Frequency Range

waveguide flange

A waveguide flange is an interface device used to connect waveguide components. Waveguide flanges are usually made of metal and are used to achieve mechanical and electromagnetic connections between waveguides in waveguide systems.

The main function of the waveguide flange is to ensure a tight connection between waveguide components and provide good electromagnetic shielding and leakage protection. They have the following characteristics:

Mechanical connection: The waveguide flange provides a reliable mechanical connection, ensuring a solid connection between waveguide components. It is usually fastened with bolts, nuts or threads to ensure the stability and sealing of the interface.

Electromagnetic shielding: The metal material of the waveguide flange has good electromagnetic shielding properties, which can prevent the leakage of electromagnetic waves and external interference. This helps maintain the high signal integrity and immunity to interference of the waveguide system.

Leakage Protection: The waveguide flange is designed and manufactured to ensure low leakage losses. They have good sealing properties to reduce energy loss in the waveguide system and avoid unnecessary signal leakage.

Regulatory Standards: Waveguide flanges typically follow specific regulatory standards such as IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) or MIL (Military Standards). These standards specify the size, shape and interface parameters of waveguide flanges, ensuring interchangeability and compatibility.