Pulse radar systems –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER allows the radar to transmit a high‑power pulse through the antenna
and then switch to receive mode to listen for echoes, sharing the
same antenna.
Continuous‑wave (CW) radar and FMCW radar –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER enables simultaneous transmit and receive operation for Doppler and
frequency‑modulated radar.
Satellite communication (Satcom) ground stations –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER separates the uplink (Tx) and downlink (Rx) signals that share a
common dish antenna.
Point‑to‑point microwave links –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER enables full‑duplex communication over a single antenna in
terrestrial backhaul systems.
Electronic warfare (EW) systems –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER protects the receiver from the jamming transmitter's high power
while allowing both to share one antenna.
Aerospace and avionics (weather radar, collision avoidance) –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER is a critical component in airborne radar systems that use a single
radome‑mounted antenna.
Marine and navigation radar –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER allows the shipboard radar to transmit and receive through the same
rotating antenna.
Test and measurement setups –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER is used in laboratory environments to simulate full‑duplex
communication or to separate signals in a shared test fixture.
Medical microwave systems –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER separates the therapeutic power from the reflected‑power monitoring
receiver in diathermy systems.
Radio astronomy –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER enables a single large dish to be used for both pulsed radar
transmissions (e.g., planetary radar) and sensitive reception.
Base station and repeater systems –
A WAVEGUIDE DUPLEXER is used in microwave repeaters to separate Tx and Rx signals in the
same frequency‑duplexed link.
