TRA24/49003

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RF antennas are essential in communication networks for the purpose of sending and receiving radio waves, and the TRA 24/49003 is a suitable type of antenna for this particular application. The antenna has a wideband use with a frequency range of 30 MHz to 3 GHz, which makes it suitable for mobile communication networks, fixed broadcasting, wireless local networks, and many other applications. The antenna also has an omni-directional radiation pattern, meaning that the signal is transmitted in a horizontal plane, providing coverage over a large area.

The TRA 24/49003 antenna is constructed from a 1.3” FR4 solid substrate with a printed loop which is used as the radiating element. It has an optimized design which allows for low-noise performance with high efficiency gain of up to 3 dBi. The antenna is also designed with a filtering network in order to reduce interference and is also able to survive severe shock and vibration.

The working principle of the antenna is based upon the principle of electromagnetic radiation. The electric current which passes through the antenna creates an radiation pattern, transmitting electromagnetic waves into the surrounding area. As the antenna is omni-directional, it radiates the signal equally in all directions. This allows for the antenna to provide a consistent signal over an extended coverage area, making it ideal for mobile communication and broadcasting applications.

The TRA 24/49003 antenna is a suitable choice for communication networks due to its wide range of frequencies, low-noise performance, and omni-directional radiation pattern. Its shock and vibration resistant design ensures that it is robust and can withstand the rigours of outdoor environments. Its design is also optimised for efficient gain, making it a great choice for any application in which the coverage area needs to be extended.

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