OUTSIDE-WFME

Series:	--
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Frequency Group:	UHF (300 MHz ~ 1 GHz), UHF (1 GHz ~ 2 GHz)
Frequency (Center/Band):	433MHz, 868MHz, 900MHz, 1.8GHz, 1.9GHz
Frequency Range:	--
Antenna Type:	Module
Number of Bands:	5
VSWR:	4
Return Loss:	--
Gain:	3dB
Features:	--
Termination:	Cable (3M) - FME Female
Ingress Protection:	--
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Height (Max):	1.024" (26.00mm)
Applications:	GSM, UMTS

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<h2>RF Antennas</h2><p>Radio Frequency (RF) antennas are used in a wide variety of applications, ranging from wireless communication to information broadcast. While the technology behind it all is complex, the concept of radio frequency antennas are relatively simple. These antennas are made of metal or other conductive materials and emit a signal that is received by a receiver. The design of the antenna can affect the quality of the signal that is sent, as well as the frequency range of the signal.</p><p>The most common type of RF antenna is known as an omni-directional antenna. This antenna emits a signal in all directions radially, which allows for the signal to reach multiple receivers. There are also directional and specially designed antennas that can be used to focus the strength of the signal or the range of the frequency depending on the specific application.</p><h3>OUTSIDE-WFME application field and working principle</h3><p>An OUTSIDE-WFME antenna is a type of RF antenna designed specifically for use in outdoor environments. It typically consists of a wire antenna coil that is wrapped around a ferrite core. The size and directionality of the coil will affect the range and power of the signal, as well as the frequency range it can transmit. Generally, OUTSIDE-WFME antennas have a high gain (effective isotropic radiated power) and a relatively low directivity, making them suitable for applications that require a low noise level as well as a wide area coverage.</p><p>The primary function of the coil is to amplify the signal, and the ferrite core is what helps to keep the signal from radiating out in all directions. It works by forming a magnetic field around the antenna which helps it to focus the signal. This helps to reduce the amount of interference that can be caused by other nearby devices.</p><p>OUTSIDE-WFME antennas are most commonly used in outdoor environmental monitoring systems, radio amateur communication systems, and wireless radio equipment. They are also used as part of the mobile communication networks, and are particularly popular in environments where low noise level and long-distance coverage are required.</p><p>OUTSIDE-WFME antennas are designed to be relatively lightweight and portable, which makes them ideal for applications that require mobility. They are also highly cost-effective and easy to install and maintain. Additionally, these antennas have a wide frequency range, allowing it to receive and transmit signals on numerous frequencies.</p> <p>OUTSIDE-WFME antennas are designed to be extremely durable, which is why they are perfect for outdoor applications. They are also resistant to severe weather conditions such as storms and high winds. This makes them the perfect choice for applications that need reliable protection from the elements.</p><p>In conclusion, OUTSIDE-WFME antennas are a great choice for applications that require low noise level, long-distance coverage, and durability. They are also highly cost-effective and easy to install and maintain. These features make them perfect for many different types of applications, including radio amateur communication systems, mobile communication networks, and environmental monitoring systems.</p>

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