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AS-1751/SLA-12
Physical Dimensions
Height 46 - 1/2 inches
Width 33 inches
Depth 33 inches
Weight 193 lbs
Operating Temperature -28 C to +65 C
Frequency Range Unavailable
Input Impedance 50 ohms
VSWR > 2:1 over freq range
Polarization Either right or left circular may be switched from either control indicator. Antenna polarizers are interlocked making cross polarization impossible.
RF Power Rating Transmit: 25 kw peak, 1 kw average
Receive: 1 kw peak, 10 watts average
Power Requirement Control voltages are supplied from associated control indicator. Antenna space heater voltage is also supplied from control indicator
Feed Type Unbalanced, waveguide
Input Connector Waveguide

Description: The AS-1751A/SLA-12 Antenna is a trainable antenna used with electronic countermeasures equipment. It consists of a pedestal and upper and lower shrouds. The pedestal contains the drive motor, rotating joints, and slip rings. The shrouds are geared to each other and rotate simultaneously. The upper shroud mounts a circularly polarized receiving horn and two circularly polarized direction-finding horns. The DF horns are skewed in the shroud to provide for amplitude comparison capability. The lower shroud mounts the circular polarized transmitting horn. The antenna can be equipped with either a pair of high gain, narrow beam, or a pair of low gain wide band transmitting and receiving horns. The antenna functions are controlled by a C-6512A/SLA-12 Control Indicator (Local) or by a C-6511A/SLA-12 Control Inditcator (Remote). Two systems are normally installed, port and starboard, onboard ship to provide 360 degree coverage.

Installation: The pedestal has two mounting bosses, each with four 11/32 inch bolt holes on two inch vertical centers and 10 inch horizontal centers for use in mounting the assembly. The AS-1751A/SLA-12 is usually mounted between the AS-1750A/SL antennas on a common vertical structure. The assembly should be installed as far outboard as possible to obtain maximum unobstructed coverage. The area in the vicinity of the antennas should be clear of reflecting sur faces. The swing circle for this antenna is 16-7/8 inches.

Considerations: The antenna assembly and its associated waveguides require pressurization not to exceed 2 psig from a source of dry air. The lengths of all waveguides used with this assembly should not exceed 25 feet.
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