Wideband Indoor/Outdoor Panel Antennas

Yes. The panels are built with rugged, MIL-STD-810 compliant construction that withstands extreme temperatures, vibration, and rugged terrain for outdoor field deployment, while their slim, low-weight profile also makes them practical for indoor installations, covert operations, and carry-on portable use requiring no assembly.

Yes. Select panel antennas hold INMARSAT CAT-01 and CAT-04 certifications, covering both commercial and military bands, along with ARSTRAT certifications and compatibility with major satellite operators including Iridium Certus, Intelsat, Eutelsat, Inmarsat Global Express, SES O3B, Thuraya, and Hughes.

Weights vary by configuration; for example, the Ka-band Flat Panel weighs less than 8 lbs and measures under 1 inch thick in a 12x17 inch footprint, while specialized configurations like the 8x8 Ka Flat Panel achieve even lower weight for man-pack and portable applications.

Yes. Several models, including the CAT-1 and CAT-4 certified Ka Flat Panel, are engineered for simultaneous receive and transmit operation, enabling continuous two-way SATCOM links without switching, which is critical for real-time communications-on-the-move and data backhaul applications.

Panel antennas can be configured for vehicle-mounted, man-pack/portable, body-worn, airborne (helicopter and fuselage), and fixed ground-based installations. Modular designs also allow panels to be coupled together to increase gain, supporting flexible deployment across tactical, maritime, and aviation platforms.

Yes. Micro-Ant designs bespoke panel antennas tailored to specific frequency bands, gain, pattern, and environmental requirements, with over 1,000 custom products delivered. Engineering teams collaborate directly with customers throughout design, testing, and certification to meet mission-critical specifications.