VSWR:	1.5
Applications:	GLONASS, GPS
Height (Max):	0.591" (15.00mm)
Mounting Type:	Magnetic
Ingress Protection:	IP67
Termination:	Connector, SMA Female
Features:	LNA, Filter
Gain:	28dB
Return Loss:	--
Series:	Accutenna®
Number of Bands:	2
Antenna Type:	Dome
Frequency Range:	1.574GHz ~ 1.606GHz
Frequency (Center/Band):	1.575GHz, 1.602GHz
Frequency Group:	UHF (1 GHz ~ 2 GHz)
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Introduction

RF antennas are a type of antenna that utilizes radio frequency to receive and transmit signals. The 33-2410-07 RF antenna is an example of a small-sized, robust antenna that can be used in various applications. This article provides an overview of the application field and working principle of the 33-2410-07 antenna.

Application Field

The 33-2410-07 antenna was designed to serve the communication needs of industries, including communication service providers, wireless Internet service providers, and engineers. Its primary application is for use in building-to-building, building-to-vehicle, and building-to-aircraft communication networks.The 33-2410-07 antenna is also suitable for use in less conventional, less populated outdoor environments, such as rural, agricultural, and military operations, due to its strong material construction and superior EMF shielding. Additionally, it is compatible with a wide range of operating frequencies and power levels, which makes it suitable for different types of communication and data transmission operations.

Working Principle

The 33-2410-07 antenna utilizes radio frequency as its signal transceiver, which involves two major components: the transmitter and the receiver. The transmitter typically consists of a signal-generating device, such as an amplifier, a modulator, and an antenna. The receiver typically consists of a receiver unit, such as an amplifier, a detector, and an antenna.When a signal is transmitted from the transmitter to the receiver, the transmitter antenna radiates the signal in the form of radio waves, which travel through the atmosphere and are picked up by the receiver antenna. The receiver antenna then converts the received radio waves into electrical signals, which are then amplified and processed by the receiver unit.

Conclusion

The 33-2410-07 antenna is an example of a small-sized, robust RF antenna that is suitable for a variety of communication needs. With its various applications in both conventional and less populated outdoor environments, and its compatibility with a wide range of operating frequency and power levels, the antenna is an ideal signal transceiver solution. Its operation is based on the principle of radio frequency energy transmission from the transmitter to the receiver, utilizing a signal-generating device and a receiver unit.

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