Our C Band Single Polarity Feedhorn can be used for single polarity reception with a Single polarity C Band LNB on prime focus C-Band dish antenna. The feedhorn has a standard C Band flange that will bolt to any standard C Band LNB. The feedhorn can be fitted to dishes that use either tri or quad feed arms for support of the LNB and feedhorn.

Description

The  Feed is a single polarity C Band feedhorn for the reception of linear polarized signals in the 3.7 to 4.2 GHz bandwidth. Superior quality, excellent illumination patterns, and a compact design make the Super Feed the ideal choice in feedhorns for single polarity systems.

Feed features chip-resistant 

powder paint and cast aluminum construction for 

added protection against the environment. Built in the 

Chaparral tradition of quality, the Super Feed is the 

an ideal choice for reliable performance.

Specifications

C-Band Frequency Range  3.7-4.2 GHz

f/D Range  33 to 45

Cross Pol. Isolation  25 dB minimum

Output Ports WR 229 compatible

Temperature Range  -40° C to 60° C

FAQs-

What is the difference between LNB and Feedhorn?

A component of the LNB, the feedhorn functions similarly to a directional horn. Its two main purposes are to screen the LNB from outside radiation and to collect the signals reflected from the dish. The LNB's electronics receive these gathered signals after being routed from the horn.

What is the function of the Feedhorn?

In order to connect a waveguide to an offset dish or parabolic dish antenna for microwave transmission or reception, a feed horn, also known as a feedhorn, is a tiny horn antenna. Receiving satellite television via a satellite dish is a common application.