400 MHz to 6 GHz Omnidirectional Antenna for Broadband RF Systems
A 400 MHz to 6 GHz omnidirectional antenna should be selected as part of the complete RF path, not as an isolated
Read Engineering NoteDirectional, omnidirectional, wideband, and custom RF antennas with amplifier-to-antenna matching and system integration guidance.
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A 400 MHz to 6 GHz omnidirectional antenna should be selected as part of the complete RF path, not as an isolated
Read Engineering NoteA 2-6 GHz directional horn antenna should be selected as part of the complete RF path, not as an isolated mechanical accessory.
Read Engineering NoteCRF-OA-2400M2500M-4.7-8dBi is a CorelixRF antenna specified from 2400-2500 MHz, with 4.7-8 dBi gain, vertical polarization, datasheet VSWR with representative uploaded test data
Read Engineering NoteCRF-OA-1420M1580M-8.16-9.56dBi is a CorelixRF antenna specified from 1420-1580 MHz, with 8.16-9.56 dBi gain, vertical polarization, datasheet VSWR with representative uploaded test data
Read Engineering NoteCRF-OA-1170M1280M-5.5-8dBi is a CorelixRF antenna specified from 1170-1280 MHz, with 5.5-8 dBi gain, vertical polarization, datasheet VSWR with representative uploaded test data
Read Engineering NoteCRF-DA-5150-5250MHz-16dBi is a CorelixRF antenna specified from 5150-5250 MHz, with 16 +/-1 dBi gain, vertical polarization, VSWR <= 1.5 VSWR, 50 ohm
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