DELTA41/X/SMAM/S/S/32

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RF antennas are essential components in modern radio frequency (RF) applications. They are widely used for broadcasting, communication, and sensing applications. One type of RF antennas is the DELTA41/X/SMAM/S/S/32.

The DELTA41/X/SMAM/S/S/32 is a multi-beam antenna designed for simultaneous transmission at two or more frequency bands. It consists of two horizontally polarized beams and one vertically polarized beam. The two horizontally polarized beams are frequency selective and cover frequency bands of 4.5-4.8 GHz (5 GHz) and 5.15-5.7 GHz (6 GHz). The vertical polarized beam is broadband and covers frequency bands of 4.2-19.2 GHz. The DELTA41/X/SMAM/S/S/32 is capable of operating in either an uplink or downlink mode.

The DELTA41/X/SMAM/S/S/32 features high-gain and wide-angle beamwidth with low side lobes. It has a gain of 27 dBi or higher with a vertical beamwidth of 10-20 degrees. The two frequency selective horizontally polarized beams have a gain of 24-25 dBi with a horizontal beamwidth of around 18 degrees. The antenna has a low-profile design and can be installed at heights of up to 2 meters and weighs 2.2 kg.

The DELTA41/X/SMAM/S/S\'32 antenna is suitable for applications such as wireless local area networks (WLANs), point-to-point links, and mobile phone base stations. The 4.2-19.2 GHz broadband beam enables the antenna to be used for multiple frequency bands simultaneously, making it suitable for multiple applications. The wide angle beamwidth also provides increased communication range for both transmit and receive signals.

In terms of working principle, the DELTA41/X/SMAM/S/S/32 antenna uses a combination of a monopole and dipole antenna elements. The monopole antenna element is used to produce the vertical polarized beam, while the dipole elements are used to produce the horizontally polarized beams. The antenna consists of a dipole reflector and a monopole reflector. The dipole reflector consists of a pair of dipole antenna elements oriented horizontally. Each dipole is connected to a balun which is used to match the antenna element to the feedline. The monopole reflector consists of a single monopole antenna element which is connected to a balun to match the antenna element to the feedline. The antenna elements are all connected to a common feed network which distributes the energy to each antenna element.

The DELTA41/X/SMAM/S/S/32 antenna is a high-performance antenna that is suitable for a wide range of RF applications. It has a high gain of up to 27 dBi and wide angle beamwidth of 10-20 degrees, making it suitable for multiple simultaneous applications. The antenna is capable of operating in both uplink and downlink modes, making it suitable for point-to-point links. The antenna also features a low-profile design, making it ideal for installation in tight spaces. The antenna design combines a monopole and dipole antenna elements to provide frequency selective beams and broadband coverage across multiple frequency bands. This makes the DELTA41/X/SMAM/S/S/32 antenna an ideal choice for RF applications.

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