EXC806MD

Return Loss:	--
Applications:	Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Height (Max):	4.600" (116.84mm)
Mounting Type:	Connector Mount
Ingress Protection:	--
Termination:	Connector, MD
Features:	--
Power - Max:	50W
Gain:	--
Series:	EXC
VSWR:	1.5
Number of Bands:	1
Antenna Type:	Whip, Straight
Frequency Range:	806MHz ~ 866MHz
Frequency (Center/Band):	836MHz
Frequency Group:	UHF (300 MHz ~ 1 GHz)
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Introduction of EXC806MD

The EXC806MD is a GPS/GNSS active patch antenna from Huber+Suhner, one of the leading manufacturers of RF antennas. This antenna operates over a wide frequency range of precisely 1075MHz to 1560 MHz, covering the GPS/GLONASS/QZSS/Galileo/Beidou satellite systems. It offers excellent performance over this wide range of frequencies. With its outstanding passive intermodulation (PIM) performance, it is an ideal choice for high-density applications requiring reliable signal transmission. The EXC806MD is available in an off-the-shelf compact size measuring only 6.5mm x 6.5mm x 1.8mm and is well suited for use in various portable and miniature electronic devices.

Application Field of EXC806MD

The EXC806MD has a wide range of applications. It is ideal for use in applications where high-precision GPS/GNSS location data is needed, such as handheld satellite navigation devices, vehicle tracking systems, mobile phones and notebooks, and in professional applications such as avionics, surveying equipment, and unmanned aircraft systems. The outstanding performance of the EXC806MD makes it well suited for applications requiring high levels of accuracy, precision, and stability. Moreover, its robust construction makes the antenna reliable for applications requiring increased durability.

Working Principle of EXC806MD

The EXC806MD utilizes an active patch antenna architecture. Active patch antennas have some advantages over traditional passive antennas. The active antenna element, which is a small patch, is typically placed on a ground plane and an electronic component is integrated into the circuit to provide gain. This active component can be a low noise amplifier (LNA) or a high linearity amplifier, depending on the application. The EXC806MD operates by radiating energy into the surrounding environment by converting energy from the prime source. The signal is picked up by the antenna element, is modified by the active component to deliver higher gain, and then transmitted into the environment. The signal can then be received by a receiver and converted back into the data that was originally transmitted. This process enables a reliable connection between the source and destination.

Conclusion

The EXC806MD is a GPS/GNSS active patch antenna from Huber+Suhner, providing high-precision, reliable transmission of signals in the frequency range of 1075MHz to 1560MHz. Its robust construction makes it suitable for harsh environments and applications requiring increased durability. The antenna also features an active patch architecture, which allows for greater gain and improved performance. It provides an ideal solution for applications such as GPS navigation systems, vehicle tracking systems, avionics systems, and unmanned aircraft systems.

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