Schwarzbeck UHA 9125 C | Tunable UHF half-wave dipole with EMI balun 0.75 - 2 GHz, 4 element sets, incl. case

Name: UHA 9125 C | Tunable UHF half-wave dipole with EMI balun 0.75 - 2 GHz, 4 element sets, incl. case
Brand: Schwarzbeck
SKU: UHA 9125 C
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Schwarzbeck UHA 9125 C | Tunable UHF half-wave dipole with EMI balun 0.75 - 2 GHz, 4 element sets, incl. case.

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UHA 9125 C | Tunable UHF half-wave dipole with EMI balun 0.75 - 2 GHz, 4 element sets, incl. case

The UHA 9125 C is a compact, linearly polarized half-wave dipole with EMI balun, developed for precise measurement and transmission applications in the upper UHF to lower GHz range. Thanks to its defined dipole length and tunable configuration, it is particularly suitable for field strength measurements, reference applications and the generation of effective radiated power in laboratory and test applications.

Frequency range: approx. 750 - 1200 MHz
Overall dipole length: 150 mm (version with rear shorting slide)
Isotropic gain: approx. -2.6 to +2.1 dBi (depending on frequency)
Gain via dipole: approx. -4.8 to +0.4 dBd
Antenna factor: approx. 27 - 31 dB/m
Polarization: Linear
Design: Half-wave dipole with EMI loop (balun)
Element material: Stainless steel, 54 mm per element
Connection: N-jack
Impedance: 50 Ω
Dispersion pattern: Preferred direction to the front (far-field conditions)
Max. Length of the unit: approx. 358 mm (incl. bracket)

About the Manufacturer

Schwarzbeck

Schwarzbeck Mess-Elektronik develops and manufactures high-quality measurement solutions for demanding EMC applications and has been a partner for industries such as automotive, aerospace, telecommunications, medical technology, and electronics manufacturing since 1953. The portfolio ranges from antennas in various designs to line impedance stabilization networks (LISN/AMN) and preamplifiers.