4448-132L

Arrays and signal transducers, such as the 4448-132L, are widely used in many industries and applications. The 4448-132L is an application-specific array whose primary purpose is to transport signals from one location to another over long distances. It is also used to reduce electrical noise interference, which is an important consideration for any long distance signal transmission.

The 4448-132L is designed to operate at a frequency range of 2.4 GHz for transmission and reception. The 4448-132L array utilizes full-duplex technology which allows for simultaneous transmission and reception of signals. This enables a single array to operate in both up- and down-link directions. The arrays receive signals from surrounding antennas, including those mounted on walls, ceilings, rooftops, and any other structures.

The 4448-132L array is comprised of several components which make up the array’s specific application field and working principle. First, the 4448-132L array includes an antenna array. This array consists of 8 receivers with 8 antennas placed 7.2 meters away from each other. The array is configured to allow signals from surrounding antennas to pass through the middle of the array and each antenna rotates in a circle for a cone shaped coverage area. This ensures that each receiver in the array receives signals from all directions within its coverage area.

The array also contains a transceiver that is responsible for signal transmission and reception. The transceiver is connected to a channelizer, which is a device that ensures the transmission and reception of signals have a specified frequency. The channelizer is then connected to the multiplexer, which is a device that is responsible for converting the signals received from the antennas to the data protocol specified in the antenna array. All of the received signals are then sent to the basestation.

The 4448-132L array has a directional receiver, which is an important component since it allows the user to identify the direction of incoming signals in order to accurately point the array in the direction of a transmission source. This device is also responsible for amplifying and noise reduction of incoming signals.

The 4448-132L array is also equipped with an access point, which is a device that allows the user to connect to the base station. This allows the user to receive all of the data sent from the base station, such as the signal strength, the direction from which it is coming from, and any other data the user may need.

In conclusion, the 4448-132L array is a versatile and reliable array with many uses. It is used to reduce electrical noise interference, transmit and receive signals from antennas in a variety of configurations, and connect to a base station to access important data. It is an invaluable tool to use when it comes to long-distance signal transmission.