SBB-EP Series
Band IV/V (UHF) Antenna 470-700 MHz
The SBB-EP series of antennas are slot broadband-elliptical polarized with dual inputs on each slot; low wind load antennas designed as interim, permanent reseve or main antenna.
The SBB-EP is ideally suited to the broadcaster who requires a high performance antenna with frequency agility to allow for both current and future channel operation. Used by a single broadcaster, or multiple broadcasters as a shared antenna, SBB antennas provide unprecedented broadband performance.
The SBB-EP is ideally suited to the broadcaster who requires a high performance antenna with frequency agility to allow for both current and future channel operation. Used by a single broadcaster, or multiple broadcasters as a shared antenna, SBB antennas provide unprecedented broadband performance.
SBB-EP antennas are available 8, 16 and 24 slots high and with Cardioid 'C160' , Cardioid 'C170' or Skull 'S180' patterns. See external document attached for details.
FEATURES / BENEFITS
- Full broadband performance 470-700 MHz for future and current channel allocations.
- Corrosion resistant construction with cylindrical fibreglass radome.
- Extremely low wind loading.
- High power rating.
- Supplied with brackets for side mounting.
- For detailed technical and mechanical information click the external document link on Sheet 2.
- Broadband constant power ratio between horizontal and vertical polarizations.
- Power ratio (typical) 30% V / 100% H
SBB-EP Series - 8 Bay shown
Technical features
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Notes
Refer External Document attachment for other SBB-EP variants.
Note 1: Effective Area (CaAa) for single 8 bay antenna is 1.0 m sq (10.8 sq ft).
Note 1: Effective Area (CaAa) for single 8 bay antenna is 1.0 m sq (10.8 sq ft).
Antenna mounting pole and interface steelwork to tower is not included in calculations.
Note 2: Design Parameters in accordance with TIA-222-G are:
160 kmh (100 mph) Basic Wind Speed with no ice
Structure Class II
Topographic category 1, Exposure category C
Note 3: Moment of arm from mounting pole to centre of antenna = 0.65m (2.1ft).
Note 4: Gain at 585 MHz (sum of HRP and VRP directivities). Refer to Application Notes for
Topographic category 1, Exposure category C
Note 3: Moment of arm from mounting pole to centre of antenna = 0.65m (2.1ft).
Note 4: Gain at 585 MHz (sum of HRP and VRP directivities). Refer to Application Notes for
details.
Note 5. Power rating depends upon number of antenna slots.