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DAS & Small Cells: What’s The Difference?
Oct , 28 2022
The radio heads of a distributed antenna system are essentially “dummy” radio heads: these access points don’t provide any signal processing like a small cell antenna system would. Instead, DAS radio heads relay the signal to a cellular base station located at a central hub. Once the signal is relayed to the hub, it’s processed at that central location. Base stations installed at a central hub are...
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What is MIMO Omni antenna
Mar , 02 2023
What is MIMO Omni antenna? Omni-directional antenna products specifically designed for use with multi-port MIMO / MANET radio systems. These products feature multiple discrete antennas within the radome, each with its own RF connector.698-4000MHz Mimo OMNI Antenna is popular in 5G market. Does MIMO antenna really work? MIMO antennas will help condition the outdoor signal and get you better da...
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Are UHF and VHF antennas the same?
Jul , 12 2023
VHF antennas and UHF antennas use very high frequency (VHF) and ultra-high frequency (UHF) signals for two-way radio, public safety, and commercial communications. VHF is the range of radio frequency (RF) signals from 30 to 300 MHz. UHF is the range between 300 MHz and 3 GHz.
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What is directional antenna?
Oct , 20 2023
Directional antenna is relative to omni-directional antenna, which radiates in a certain angle range on the horizontal direction diagram, that is, it is usually directional. Like omni directional antenna, the smaller the lobe width, the greater the gain. Directional antennas are generally used in communication systems with long communication distance, small coverage, high target density and high f...
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What is 2T2R omni antenna
Jan , 05 2024
A 2T2R omni antenna is a type of antenna commonly used in wireless communication systems, especially in Wi-Fi networks. The abbreviation "2T2R" stands for "2 Transmit/2 Receive," which means that the antenna has two transmitting and two receiving elements. The term "omni" refers to its omnidirectional characteristic, meaning it can send and receive signals in multiple directions, providing coverag...
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