Sensor Systems Antennas for Aircraft and Space

Yes, all antennas are manufactured under AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certified processes. Products also meet MIL-STD-810 environmental requirements, ARSTRAT certification standards, and satellite operator certifications including Iridium Certus, Intelsat, Eutelsat, Inmarsat, and Hughes for mission assurance.

Absolutely. Micro-Ant specializes in bespoke antenna engineering, having delivered over 1,000 custom designs. Engineers tailor frequency bands, radiation patterns, aperture size, and mounting configurations for helicopters, fuselages, UAVs, and satellite platforms to meet exact mission and mechanical constraints.

Phased array (ESA) antennas use electronic beam switching for near-instantaneous satellite tracking without moving parts, ideal for moving platforms. Parabolic antennas use a reflector dish for high gain and efficiency, suited for fixed-pointing, high-throughput SATCOM links requiring maximum EIRP and G/T performance.

Yes. Micro-Ant operates in-house spherical and planar near-field test chambers covering 750 MHz to 40 GHz, up to 2-meter apertures. The team delivers certification-ready reports for satellite operators and military programs, along with technical data interpretation and compliance guidance.

Airborne antennas are engineered for helicopter and fuselage mounting, UAV integration, and low-profile conformal radomes that minimize wind drag. Designs balance low weight, small aperture size, and high gain, meeting MIL-STD mechanical specifications and FAA airworthiness requirements.

These antennas are built to MIL-STD-810 standards, withstanding rugged terrain, extreme temperatures, constant vibration, and physical obstructions. Carbon fiber reflectors, sealed flat panels, and ruggedized housings ensure reliable performance across airborne, maritime, vehicle-mounted, and ground-based deployments.