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When choosing a horn antenna, you need to focus on a couple of parameters based on your application. It’s included but not limited to frequency ranges, gain, polarization as well as the half-power beamwidth, etc.

9 Main Horn Antenna Types and Applications

Horn antennas are of different types that give you a variety to choose from. The choice would depend on the need and function that the antenna has to perform. Following are 8 main types of horn antennas that will help you understand their different features and determine which one you need.

What Is a Horn Antenna?

A horn antenna is a surface feed antenna with a tapered circular or rectangular cross-section waveguide terminal. The horn antenna can be used as a stand-alone or feeder for a parabolic reflector antenna.

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A high gain directional antenna which is typically used to receive or transmit signals in the wireless backhaul networks at 4.9-6.4GHz, is a WiFi Parabolic Dish Antenna.

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For WiFi parabolic dish antenna, the gain ranges from 18dBi to 40dBi between 2.4GHz and 6.5GHz, depending on the exact frequency range and reflector diameter.