VJ5301M400MXBSR RF/IF and RFID

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RF Antennas are radio transmitters and receivers capable of detecting and transmitting electrical impulses. The VJ5301M400MXBSR is a broadband log periodic dipole antenna that is capable of transmitting and receiving signals from 8 hrs to 11 GHz. The antenna is suitable for various applications, such as portable radios, mobile phones, satellite communication systems, wireless networks, access points, Wi-Fi hotspots, and microwave systems.

Function and Design of the VJ5301M400MXBSR

This antenna is designed with a log periodic dipole array that allows it to detect and transmit signals over a wide frequency range. The antenna consists of eight radiation elements of the same dimensions mounted at the end of a long, solid-metal supporting boom. Each element is connected to a SMA-female connector. The connection between each of the radiating elements and the SMA-female connector has been carefully designed with custom antenna circuits. This allows for the connection between the antennas low-noise amplifier (LNA) and the desired device.

Applications

The VJ5301M400MXBSR is used in a variety of applications, including satellite communication systems, mobile phones, portable radios, access points, wireless networks, Wi-Fi hotspots, and microwave systems. The antenna is capable of transmitting and receiving signals over frequencies from 8 to 11 GHz, making it ideal for a variety of applications.

Working Principle

The working principle of the VJ5301M400MXBSR is based on a log periodic dipole array design. This type of antenna design allows for transmission and reception of signals over a wide frequency range with a single antenna. Each radiating element is connected to a feed line which is connected to a SMA-female connector. The SMA-female connector is then connected to the device being used. When a signal is sent through the antenna, the radiation elements pick up the signal and transmit it to the device being used. The device then processes and transmits the signal through the antenna.

Conclusion

The VJ5301M400MXBSR is a broadband log periodic dipole antenna that is capable of transmitting and receiving signals from 8 hrs to 11 GHz and is suitable for a variety of applications. The antenna consists of eight radiation elements of the same dimensions mounted at the end of a long, solid-metal supporting boom, and each element is connected to a SMA-female connector. The working principle of the antenna is based on a log periodic dipole array design which allows it to detect and transmit signals over a wide frequency range. This makes the VJ5301M400MXBSR an ideal antenna for use in satellite communication systems, mobile phones, portable radios, access points, wireless networks, Wi-Fi hotspots, and microwave systems.

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