Custom Antennas

Yes. Many of Micro-Ant's custom antenna designs, particularly communications-on-the-move (COTM) and body-worn variants, are engineered to meet MIL-STD-810 environmental standards, including resistance to extreme temperatures, vibration, shock, and debris encountered in tactical military deployments.

Micro-Ant specializes in low-profile, conformal radome, and high-gain airborne antenna designs for UAVs, helicopters, and fuselage-mount applications. These solutions offer high bandwidth within strict height and weight constraints and comply with ARSTRAT, FAA, and MIL-STD mechanical specifications.

Micro-Ant antennas are certified by major satellite operators including Iridium Certus, Intelsat, Eutelsat, Inmarsat Global Express, SES O3B, Thuraya, and Hughes. The company also holds ARSTRAT certifications and provides certification-ready antenna test reports for all major GEO, MEO, and LEO operators.

Custom antenna design timelines vary by project complexity, frequency requirements, and environmental specifications. Micro-Ant engages clients as manufacturing partners from concept through certification, providing engineering consultation, design, in-house testing, and full documentation. Contact the team directly for a project-specific timeline and quote.

Yes. Micro-Ant operates a state-of-the-art antenna testing facility in Jacksonville, FL, with spherical and planar near-field scanners covering 750 MHz to 40 GHz and antenna apertures up to 2 meters. The facility provides professional, submittable test reports accepted by major satellite operators and government agencies.

Micro-Ant custom antennas are available in vehicle-mounted, airborne, UAV-mounted, man-pack portable, body-worn, shipboard, and fixed ground-based configurations. Each design is optimized for the specific mechanical and electromagnetic constraints of the platform, including vibration, weight limits, and aerodynamic profile.