A Dedicated HF Antenna for Laboratory Testing
The GRA-750B is engineered specifically for wideband HF signal reception in laboratory and RF testing environments.
Unlike traditional amateur radio antennas designed for communication, the GRA-750B focuses on providing stable signal capture across the HF spectrum for measurement systems.
It is well suited for use with spectrum analyzers, SDR receivers, EMI test setups, and RF research platforms.
Optimized for HF Spectrum Monitoring
The antenna structure focuses on the HF band from 1.5 MHz to 30 MHz, covering the most important spectrum range used for:
The automatic tuning range covers 7 MHz to 30 MHz, while lower HF bands such as 1.6 MHz and 3.5 MHz can be supported by changing the whip element.
Stable Broadband Performance for Measurement Equipment
The GRA-750B is designed to work with professional RF instruments that require stable impedance characteristics.
Typical equipment includes:
This makes the antenna a practical solution for engineers and laboratories requiring repeatable HF signal capture.
Compact Structure for Flexible Test Deployment
With an overall length of approximately 1.22 meters, the GRA-750B provides a compact and convenient form factor for laboratory installations or temporary test setups.
The foldable structure also allows easy storage and quick deployment in mobile measurement scenarios or field testing environments.
Reliable Engineering Design
The antenna uses a wideband vertical structure with stable impedance characteristics and minimal installation complexity.
This ensures predictable performance across the HF band without requiring complicated adjustments.
Technical Specifications
Frequency Range
1.5 MHz to 30 MHz (HF monitoring)
Automatic Tuning Range
7 MHz to 30 MHz
Low Band Operation
1.6 MHz and 3.5 MHz via whip replacement
Impedance
50 Ohms
Length
Approx. 1.22 m
Structure
Wideband vertical HF antenna
Application
HF monitoring, RF laboratory testing, spectrum observation