Mobile Directional Antenna Systems for Military Applications

Micro-Ant's directional antenna systems cover the full UHF through Ka-band spectrum (750 MHz to 40 GHz), including L, S, C, X, Ku, and Ka-bands. This broad coverage supports multi-band and ultra-wideband operation, including the award-winning 3.5 GHz Ultra-Wide Band Ka Antenna System for cross-operator satellite roaming.

Yes. Antennas are designed and tested to MIL-STD-810 requirements, verifying performance under rugged terrain, extreme temperatures, constant vibration, and physical obstructions. Many models also hold ARSTRAT certification and satellite operator approvals such as Inmarsat, Intelsat, Iridium Certus, and Eutelsat for mission-ready deployment.

Yes. Antennas are engineered for vehicle-mounted, airborne (helicopter, UAV, and fuselage), maritime, man-pack/body-worn, and fixed ground-based platforms. Low-profile conformal designs reduce wind drag on airframes, while ruggedized housings withstand shipboard and vehicle vibration for continuous mission use.

Micro-Ant is AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certified, ensuring rigorous aerospace and quality management standards across every production stage. Products are also tested against MIL-STD-810, ARSTRAT, and satellite operator requirements, with in-house near-field testing from 750 MHz to 40 GHz for certification-ready reports.

COTM refers to maintaining continuous voice, data, and satellite connectivity while a platform is moving. Micro-Ant's directional antennas use mechanical or electronic beam steering to track satellites or signal sources in real time, keeping vehicles, vessels, and aircraft connected during tactical operations across rugged terrain.

Yes. Micro-Ant specializes in bespoke antenna design, tailoring frequency bands, gain, aperture size, and environmental hardening to mission-specific specifications. With over 1,000 custom antennas delivered, engineering teams collaborate closely with defense and intelligence customers throughout design, testing, and certification.