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Sensors for HF
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HF-1 RF Remote Power Sensor for 0 -
2000 watt range and 1.8 - 60 MHz operation. |
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LP-1 Sensor for QRP operation. 0-60
watt range and 1.8-60 MHz. |
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HF-8KW Sensor for High power
measurement. 0-8000 watt range and 1.8-40 MHz. |
 New!!
RFView option. Output port on WaveNode HF
sensor allows the operator to
view station signals on an
oscilloscope.
Sensors for VHF/UHF
- UHF-1 UHF Remote Power Sensor for 0 -
300 watt range and 140 - 460 MHz operation.
(Combo Sensor for 2 Meters, 220 MHz, and 70 cm operation)
- UHF-2KW UHF Remote Power Sensor for 2KW range and 120 - 170 MHz operation.
- UHF-220
UHF Remote Power Sensor for 2KW range and 200 - 270 MHz operation.
- UHF-70CM UHF Remote
Power Sensor for 2KW range and 400 - 470 MHz operation.
New!!
RFView option. Output port on WaveNode
UHF
sensor allows the operator to view station signals on an oscilloscope.
Sensor for Avionics/FM Broadcast
- FM-1
FM Broadcast / Police / Fire / EmComm Sensor for 0 - 600 watt range and 40
- 120MHz operation.
New!!
RFView option. Output port on WaveNode
FM
sensor allows the operator to
view station signals on an
oscilloscope.
Sensor for AM Broadcast
Operation
New!!
RFView option. Output port on WaveNode
AM
sensor allows the operator to
view station signals on an
oscilloscope.
RF Current Sensor for HF Operation
- CS-1
Remote Sensor for 0 - 2000 watt range and 1.8
- 60MHz operation.
New!!
RFView option. Output port on WaveNode
FM
sensor allows the operator to
view station signals on an
oscilloscope.
Sensors for SHF Operation
(500MHz-1.3GHz)
- SHF-1,
SHF-2, SHF-3
These sensors are for 0-100 watt operation and are compatible with WN1
and WN2 systems. They have low insertion loss and are built on PTFE
stripline with dual differential detectors. True peak and average power
with SWR are displayed on your system, and includes a 50 ohm BNC port
for monitoring modulation waveforms.
SHF-1 470 MHz - 750 MHz
SHF-2 750 MHz - 950 MHz
SHF-3 950 MHz - 1.3 GHz
These units have >23 db directivity and will display SWR accurately at
power levels > 2 watts.
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This site was last updated
01/07/13
contact@wavenode.com
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