BNC-LP-59/U(40)

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The BNC-LP-59/U(40) is a versatile, high performance antenna for a variety of applications. It is a short stub macrocell antenna ideally suited for applications such as mobile cellular and wireless local loop systems. It is also ideal for applications in fixed access networks, point-to-point microwave radio links, military communications and naval communications.

The BNC-LP-59/U(40) contains a shielding cage for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), which reduces its susceptibility to interference, allowing it to be used in higher performance applications. The BNC-LP-59/U(40) comes with a tilt adjustable mounting bracket, allowing it to be oriented either horizontally or vertically. This makes it very user-friendly and suitable for use in a wide range of environments.

The BNC-LP-59/U(40) has a high gain of 10 dB in the downlink direction, allowing for a significant increase in coverage area and signal quality. It also has a low VSWR rating of 1.5:1, indicating excellent performance. It is suitable for use in applications such as VoIP, GSM, CDMA, WCDMA and LTE. In addition, the antenna has been tested to IP67 level, meaning it is dust and waterproof, making it suitable for use in a variety of weather conditions.

The BNC-LP-59/U(40) operates on UHF frequencies from 410 MHz to 470 MHz. It has an impedance of 50 Ohms and can handle up to 200 W peak input power. Its radiation pattern is omni-directional, making it suitable for use in omnidirectional applications. It is supplied with a mounting kit, which includes mounting hardware, a cable for connecting to your radio, and antenna element adjusting screws.

The BNC-LP-59/U(40) operates on the basis of transmission line theory, where electrical signals are transmitted down a length of wire of a specific type. When the signal reaches the end of the line, it is reflected back in the direction it came from. This creates a standing electromagnetic wave, which is the basis of how the antenna works. The transmitting element is adjusted so that the wave collects the electrical signal sent from the radio, while the receiving element collects the reflected signal and sends it back to the radio.

Generally, the BNC-LP-59/U(40) is an excellent choice for a wide variety of applications, including wireless local loop systems, fixed access networks, point-to-point microwave radio links, military communications, and naval communications. It is an efficient and economical antenna for use in these environments, due in large part to its adjustable mounting bracket, shielding cage for EMC, and waterproof IP67 rating. With its 10 dB gain and low VSWR rating, the BNC-LP-59/U(40) is capable of providing reliable transmission over long distances in all weather conditions.

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