Tallguide ® TG87
Ultra Low Loss Waveguide
Frequency 12 to 20 Ghz

Tallguide TG87 Replaces WR62 Waveguide
DBS Band Uplink Alternative

	Transition 181-0770-x WR62 to TG87
		Loss = 0.07 dB L = 18.0 inches -1 for WR62 Flat Cove Flange. -2 for Gasket Grooved Flange.
	Mode Suppressor 181-0775
		Loss = 0.12 dB L = 22.0 inches
	90-Degree Twist 181-0877
		Loss = 0.02 dB L = 21.0 inches
	H-Plane Bend 181-0782-xxx Degree
		90-Degree Bend 181-0782-90 Loss = 0.02 dB L = 7.75 inches Other Bend Angles 181-0782-16.16 Degree
	Straight Section 181-0769-xxx
		Loss = Length Loss dB + 0.01 dB per flange L = (For total loss, L is multiple section length. When ordering parts, xxx is each section length in units of inches. Max. section length is 144 inch.)
For other Tallguide frequency bands and component information, visit the Tallguide data sheets below. 5.8 - 8.2 Ghz 7 - 10 Ghz 8.2 - 12.4 Ghz 10 - 15 Ghz 12 - 20 Ghz 15 - 22 Ghz 17 - 27 Ghz 22 - 33 Ghz 26 - 40 Ghz 33 - 55 Ghz 50 - 75 Ghz 60 - 90 Ghz 75 - 110 Ghz WR137 WR112 WR90 WR75 WR62 WR51 WR42 WR34 WR28 WR22 WR15 WR12 WR10 TG215 TG170 TG134 TG115 TG87 TG80 TG62 TG50 TG40 TG31 TG23 TG17 TG16 Tallguide Data Sheet Tallguide Design Rules How to Combat Uplink Power Loss

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Additional Tallguide ® information is available in the Tallguide Data Sheet and applied to Satellite Communications in How to Combat Uplink Power Loss reprinted from Satellite Communications magazine January 1995. A complete AFC Internet WWW site index may be found in Antennas for Communications (AFC) Home Page Document Summary List.

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