VLT69273B11G-518

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RF antennas are widely used for transmitting and receiving information via radio waves. The VLT69273B11G-518 antenna is a high-gain omni-directional antenna. It is used in applications requiring superior performance and reliability.

The VLT69273B11G-518 consists of three major components. First, it has a 14dBi gain directional dipole antenna. This antenna transmits and receives radio signals in a specific direction within a 360-degree field of view. It also has a 5-10dB gain omnidirectional directional antenna which transmits and receives radio signals in all directions within a 360-degree field of view. Finally, it has a 5-10dB gain omnidirectional base station antenna which is used for signal reception from distant base stations.

The VLT69273B11G-518 operates in the 2.4GHz to 2.6GHz frequency band and has a gain of 10.5 dB and a 3dB Bandwidth of 208 MHz. It is designed with an adjustable radiation pattern for omnidirectional and directional applications.

The VLT69273B11G-518 antenna is typically used in applications such as Wi-Fi routers, cell phone towers, satellite TV receivers, wireless access points, and wireless communication systems. It is also used in areas that require a high gain antenna for increased coverage. These include rural areas, large warehouses, airports, and military communications systems. It is also used in applications that require a combination of directional and omni-directional performance such as cellular and Wi-Fi communication base stations.

In addition to the VLT69273B11G-518, there are other antennas available. These include the LMR600, N Female, UHF Male, connectorized DBS antennas, surface mount antennas, antenna matrices, and multi-directional antennas. Each of these antennas has its own working principle and application field.

The working principle of the VLT69273B11G-518 antenna is based on the transmission and reception of radio waves. The dipole element of the antenna is the primary driver for transmitting and receiving signals. As radio waves pass through the dipole, they create an electrical current, which is then amplified by an amplifier before it is transmitted or received. The antenna also has a ground plane which helps to reduce multipath interference and also helps to focus the signal to the antenna\'s frontal lobe.

With its superior gain, range, and signal coverage, the VLT69273B11G-518 antenna is ideal for applications requiring high-performance and reliability. In addition, its directional and omnidirectional capability makes it suitable for a variety of applications. This includes applications such as Wi-Fi routers, cell phone towers, satellite TV receivers, wireless access points, and wireless communication systems.

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