Aaronia AG
Aaronia OmniLOG PRO Omnidirectional Antennas (150 MHz–18 GHz)
Aaronia OmniLOG PRO Omnidirectional Antennas (150 MHz–18 GHz)
SKU: 202/004
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Key Features
Overview
Overview
The Aaronia OmniLOG PRO range comprises compact, ultra-wideband omnidirectional antennas for radial-isotropic measurements from 150 MHz up to 18 GHz, depending on model. Options include receive-only (1 W CW) and high-power transmit/receive variants (100 W CW, “PRO H”), and SMA-male or N-female interfaces. A weather-resistant IP65 radome and magnetic base (or mounting bracket for N-types) support vehicle and outdoor deployments.
Why Consider OmniLOG PRO
Omnidirectional reception removes alignment steps, making the range well-suited to spectrum monitoring, interference hunting and drive-testing. Each antenna is supplied with calibration data for traceable results and carries a 2-year warranty. For directional work, see the complementary HyperLOG log-periodic series; for real-time capture, pair with an Aaronia SPECTRAN V6 analyser. The PRO family includes variants:
• OmniLOG PRO 10100/10200 (SMA-m, magnetic base)
• OmniLOG PRO N 10100/10200 (N-f, bracket mount)
• OmniLOG PRO H / PRO N-H (100 W Tx/Rx)
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Why Engineers Choose The Aaronia OmniLOG PRO Omnidirectional Antennas (150 MHz–18 GHz)
Fast, Alignment-Free Surveys
One Family, Many Tasks
Field-Ready Reliability
Highlights:
• 4 versions with different frequency ranges from 150 MHz up to 18 GHz
• Usable from 80MHz to 20GHz
• 1 W max (CW) broadband antenna
• Omnidirectional
• Magnetic base
• Cost effective
• Fits any spectrum analyzer
Application examples:
• Omnidirectional measure applications
• Spectrum monitoring of non-public frequency bands
• Ensure interference-free mobile communication
• Interference hunting
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Part Number (SKU) |
202/004
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| Physical and Mechanical | |
Weight |
1.0 kg
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| Other | |
EAN |
5055383605354
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Questions and Answers
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Is Calibration Data Supplied?
Aaronia publishes typical gain and antenna-factor curves for each model, which you can use for field-strength estimates in analysis software. Individual calibration data is not stated as included, so ask us if you need per-unit calibration.
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Is the Antenna Weatherproof?
Yes. The housing is IP65 rated and suitable for outdoor use. The magnetic-base PRO and PRO H models also mount on a vehicle roof.
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How Does OmniLOG PRO Compare with High-End EMC Biconicals?
Premium EMC biconicals from makers such as Schwarzbeck and ETS-Lindgren are generally larger and designed for standardised EMC test setups. OmniLOG PRO is compact, lightweight and omnidirectional, so it suits monitoring and interference hunting where quick deployment matters.
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Can I Transmit Through OmniLOG PRO?
Yes, with the PRO H or PRO N-H variants, rated for transmit and receive up to 100 W CW. Standard PRO models are receive antennas rated at 1 W CW.
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Will It Work for Drive Testing and Interference Hunting?
Yes. Aaronia lists interference hunting as an application, and the omnidirectional response, magnetic base and compact IP65 housing suit vehicle-mounted surveys.
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What Frequency Ranges Do OmniLOG PRO Antennas Cover?
Models cover 150 MHz to 18 GHz, depending on model. High-power PRO H variants cover 700 MHz to 18 GHz for Tx/Rx work. For directional coverage, consider the HyperLOG 3000 series.
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What’s the Difference Between PRO and PRO H?
PRO is a receive antenna rated at 1 W CW. PRO H adds 100 W CW transmit and receive capability for site survey and countermeasure work. See the OmniLOG PRO H.
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When Should I Choose the N-Type Version?
Select PRO N or PRO N-H for an N-female connector and bracket mounting in fixed installations. For quick vehicle mounting and SMA connections, choose the magnetic-base PRO models.
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