LPMB401

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RF antennas are one of the most common and widely used type of antennas all over the world. They are used for different applications such as satellite communications, broadcasting, and wireless networks. The LPMB401 antenna is a high performance, multi-band, omni-directional antenna that is designed for use in these applications.

The LPMB401 is a multi-band antenna operating over four different bands, covering 824-960 MHz, 1695-2180 MHz, 400-520 MHz and 2048-2700 MHz. The antenna is designed to provide an omnidirectional coverage with a high gain of 12 dB. It is designed to work in a variety of environments and for a wide range of applications. The antenna is also designed to be light weight and compact, making it easy to install and operate.

The LPMB401 is a compact, lightweight antenna that is designed to be used in a variety of applications, such as satellite communications, broadcasting, WiFi, and wireless networks. It can be used in both indoor and outdoor applications and provides an omnidirectional coverage with 12 dB of gain. The antenna has a HF connector and a N-type connection for easy connection to the appropriate device.

The working principle of the LPMB401 is based on the concept of radio wave propagation. Radio waves are generated by the transmission device and propagate in all directions from the antenna. The antenna is designed to capture the energy of the radio waves and convert it into an electrical signal. This electrical signal is then amplified and sent to the receiving device.

The LPMB401 antenna is designed to provide a wide coverage area and a high gain for a variety of applications. It is easy to install and is designed to be used in both indoor and outdoor applications. It is a versatile antenna that can be used for a wide range of applications, including satellite communications, broadcasting, WiFi, and wireless networks.

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