IEC 61114-2:1996
Methods of measurement on receiving antennas for satellite broadcast transmissions in the 11/12 GHz band - Part 2: Mechanical and environmental tests on individual and collective receiving antennas
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IEC 61114-2:1996 defines methods of measurement for receiving antennas used in satellite broadcast transmissions in the 11/12 GHz band, with a focus on mechanical and environmental tests for individual and collective receiving antennas. For engineering teams, laboratories, and procurement reviewers, it provides a structured technical reference for evaluating antenna robustness and suitability under expected service conditions. IEC 61114-2:1996 is relevant where documented evaluation, technical validation, and conformity assessment are part of the product or project workflow.
IEC 61114-2:1996 standard overview
This document addresses how to assess the mechanical and environmental behavior of receiving antennas intended for satellite broadcast reception in the 11/12 GHz band. Its scope is centered on test methods rather than system design, helping define consistent verification activities for antenna assemblies and related components. In practice, it supports technical review, test planning, and compliance workflows by giving organizations a common basis for comparing performance under physical and environmental stress conditions.
Applications of IEC 61114-2:1996
The reference is most useful in antenna development, product qualification, laboratory evaluation, and procurement specifications for satellite reception equipment. It may be used by manufacturers, test houses, and compliance teams when documenting mechanical integrity and environmental suitability for individual or collective receiving antennas. The document is also relevant in quality workflows where repeatable testing, operational consistency, and traceable technical documentation are needed for product evaluation or regulatory preparation.
Why IEC 61114-2:1996 matters
Using a defined testing standard helps reduce ambiguity during validation and improves confidence in technical compliance decisions. For organizations involved in conformity assessment, it supports consistent comparison of test results across suppliers, laboratories, and product generations. That can be important for risk management, procurement review, and engineering validation, especially when antenna performance must be demonstrated under mechanical or environmental conditions before release, acceptance, or integration into a broader satellite reception installation.
- Mechanical and environmental test methods for receiving antennas in the 11/12 GHz satellite broadcast band
- Useful for qualification, acceptance testing, and documented evaluation of antenna robustness
- Supports technical assessment and conformity assessment preparation in engineering workflows
- Relevant to product evaluation, supplier review, and compliance documentation
- Publication Date: 1996-02-14
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 61114-2:1996 (1996-02-14)
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