Cobham Antenna Systems Press Release - August 2009

Cobham Antenna Systems Introduces New Rugged Omni Antenna for LINK-16 Marine and Ground Systems

August 2009 -- Cobham Antenna Systems, Microwave Antennas, announces a new rugged omni antenna for marine applications has been developed for Link16, MIDS, JTRS and JTIDS tactical, ground based communication systems. This antenna covers the entire Link16 band of 960 to 1215MHz and also features high power and high gain. Model reference number is OA7-1090V/1328.

This antenna used in Link16 system on Arctic ice breaker.

Contact Information:
Pamela Cornell
Cobham Antenna Systems, Microwave Antennas
T: +44 (0)1638 732152
F: +44 (0)1638 731999
E-mail: pamela.cornell@cobham.com
Website: http://www.european-antennas.co.uk.

Cobham Antenna Systems
Cobham Antenna Systems was formerly known as European Antennas. Everything remains the same – same technology, same products, same single UK location, same people. The company specialises in the design and manufacture of microwave antennas from 250MHz to 40GHz and undertake antenna development projects. Modelling software predicts antenna specification and prototypes are tested at the company’s on-site near anechoic test chamber to ensure specifications are met. The company has ISO 9001 certification and is part of Cobham plc.

Cobham plc is an international company engaged in the development, delivery and support of advanced aerospace and defence systems for land, sea, air and space. The company has four divisions that collectively specialise in the provision of components, subsystems and services that keep people safe, improve communications and enhance the performance of aerospace and defence platforms.

Posted 8/17/2009

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