Leveraging years of expertise in antenna design for a range of applications, AMANT provides custom antenna design services for antenna engineering problems put forth by AMANT prospects and customers. AMANT guarantees workable solutions through coupling unmatched design innovation with a methodological approach to the antenna engineering design problem. The following diagram describes the process of custom antenna design:

1. Problem Definition: This phase is comprised of a group of sessions held with the customer in order to reach a consensus of the design problem commissioned to AMANT.
   
   
2. Requirements & Limitations: This stage constitutes a drill-down of problem definition in order to determine the design limitations that AMANT must take into consideration during the design process. Types of limitations to design include:
   
   
   1. Business limitations: such as cost, time, etc…
   2. Functional limitations: these are largely specified by the engineering problem, such as radiation patterns or frequency range.
   3. Non-functional limitations: these are general antenna system characteristics such as weight, ease of installation, etc…
   
   At this stage, AMANT communicates to the client the full requirements with limitations for sign-off. AMANT also indicates conflicting limitations for prioritization by the client, which then constitutes the basis for AMANT’s design priorities.
   
   
3. Antenna Design: AMANT’s seasoned research and development team then commence AMANT’s design process. This phase is completed when simulations show that a proposed design performs according to specified requirements.
   
   
4. Optimization & Testing: At this stage, the antenna design is optimized with the final products details. Moreover, a test design is produced in order to be subjected to AMANT’s multi-phase testing. One of the most important stages of testing proponed by AMANT is field testing, where the design produce is subjected to similar environmental effects as those expected during actual use. Testing may yield the need to modify design; as such, several iterations between design and testing may take place. A design is declared successful only after passing through AMANT’s rigorous testing procedures.
   
   
5. Documentation & Delivery: The last stage of custom design is documentation and delivery. During this stage, design documentation is completed. One of the most crucial components of design documentation is production guidelines; as AMANT may not be involved in the actual production of the design, guidelines are provided for producers in order to ensure an operable product outcome. The design package is then delivered to the customer during the final project closure session.