In 2022, Micro-Ant won the SatCom Innovation Group Award for Most Innovative Product of the Year for the successful development of its Ultra-Wide Band (3.5 GHz) Ka Antenna System. The system enables connectivity over extended frequency bands in Ka for roaming across multiple satellite operators in all orbits.
Founded in 2003, Micro-Ant designs, develops and manufactures custom antennas for land, maritime and aerospace applications operating within the Microwave Frequency Spectrum including UHF, L, S, C, X, Ku and Ka-bands.
The staff has significant expertise in this field and holds strategic patents. Micro-Ant develops intellectual property for various applications, including 2-way SATCOM, COTM, aircraft antennas, SDARS, DVB, and GPS. Products include phased arrays, patches, parabolic and flat panel antennas, and low profile active antennas.
Our world-class engineering design and manufacturing facilities are located in Jacksonville, Florida.
Micro-Ant has developed a proprietary process to push the boundaries of what is physically capable.
We seamlessly integrate engineering with large-scale production manufacturing.
We test each and every component, on the line, as it’s being manufactured. Quality is built into each and every step.
The ability to control the quality of a product from customer specification to design inception and validation, through sales order delivery is a capability that is unrivaled in our industry.
If you were to visit our production facility, you would see that from design, to build, every station checks and rechecks quality before any component advances. Once assembled, we then put our products through rigorous environmental testing to ensure that quality holds up to military and commercial compliance standards, in the harshest conditions and in the manner in which they are expected to perform.
In the world of antenna manufacturers, there are masters and there are also-rans.
We live in a world of communication, and a manufacturers’ ability to not only design but also reproduce it in high volume so that each antenna follows the same standards and is as superior as the first one build. That kind of beam tightness takes the greatest minds.
