This tool will compare the individual frequency ranges supported by the antenna to the uplink and downlink frequencies used by each 3G/4G/5G band. If ...
Essential for capturing and transmitting telecommunications signals across various frequencies and applications. Improve signal quality and strength with the right antenna.
The antenna can be considered the most fundamental part of any radio frequency system. An antenna is defined to be any device that serves as a transducer between a guided wave (e.g., coaxial cable) and a free space wave, and vice versa. It may be more simply defined as any device designed to radiate or receive electromagnetic waves.
As the world seeks faster, longer range, and reliable networks, more is demanded from the RF components which underpin the technology. Within the last decade the telecommunications industry has seen a rapid evolution from simple antenna designs, to extraordinarily complex multi-polarised and multi-port antennas.
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Product Database
Poynting OMNI-293 Wideband 4G-5G Omnidirectional Antenna, 617 to 3800 MHz
Poynting LPDA-92 Wideband 4G-5G LPDA Antenna, 698 to 3800 MHz, 30 cm Cable Tail
Powertec 4G Low Band H-Pol Panel Antenna, 698 to 960 MHz, 4.3-10 Female
ZCG Low Band High Gain Yagi Antenna, 700 to 890 MHz, 15 dBi, 4.3-10 Female
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Knowledge Base Articles
Antennas are fundamental to RF communications, serving as the bridge between electronic circuits and open space. Over the decades, various antenna ...
Polarisation is perhaps the most fundamental characteristic of an antenna which describes the plane in which its electric field radiates. It is an ...