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VSWR: Impedance Matching in Antennas & Antenna Cables(Post)
VSWR Explained: Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) is a key Indicator of antenna performance (along with gain/dBi): The lower the VSWR, the more efficient the antenna. VSWR is a measure of the e
Corrosion Resistance for Antennas, Antenna Cables and Connectors: Salt Spray Test(Post)The salt spray test, also known as a salt fog test, is a standardized method used extensively in the industry to evaluate the corrosion resistance of various materials and surface coatings. For antenn
Antenna Beamwidth(Post)Beamwidth of an Antenna: Beamwidth is the angle from which the majority of the antenna’s power, as illustrated on the radiation pattern's main lobe, radiates. It may be measured in the horizontal
Antenna Polarization: Vertical, Linear: Key Factor in Selection of an Antenna(Post)Antenna Polarization: Polarity is a key electrical characteristic to be considered when selecting an antenna. Like-matched antennas in an RF set-up will have optimal power or signal transfer in poin
Ground Planes for Vehicle Antennas, GPS Antennas(Post)Ground Planes Ground planes are a key consideration in the design, mounting, and performance of GPS antennas and other types of vehicle antennas. Though they are not necessary for every GPS anten
Operate 2 Antennas from One Radio: Use a "Power Divider" or "Antenna Combiner" - NOT a T-adapter(Post)Power Divider / Antenna Combiner: Do not use a "T connection" to get one AP to service two antennas: This causes many problems, further described below. By "T connection," we mean T-adapte
FPV (First Person View) Antennas for Drones(Post)FPV Antennas for Drones: FPV (First Person View), are remotely controlled vehicles from a pilot’s or drivers point of view. They include unmanned aerial vehicles such as drones and ground vehicles s
Maximum Input Power Rating of Antennas(Post)Antenna Maximum Input Power Rating: Maximum Input Power is defined as: The maximum amount of power (voltage given in Watts) that is able to be transmitted to a single antenna without damage to the a
Dual Polarity Antennas & MIMO (carrier-grade antennas)(Post)Characteristics of Dual Polarity AntennasHave horizontal and vertical antennas in a same antenna. Antennas of dual polarity are high-speed, bandwidth for VOIP and streaming media Optimiz
GPS Antennas: Key Physical and Electrical Characteristics(Post)What is a GPS antenna? A GPS antenna is a radio frequency antenna that provides connectivity with the Global Positioning System, a proprietary, satellite-based radio navigation system designe
GNSS Signal Splitters for GPS Antennas(Post)GNSS Signal Splitters for GPS Antennas A GNSS splitter is a radio device that splits an input feed from a single GNSS antenna between multiple connected GNSS receivers or repeaters. The splitter
45-degree Slant Antenna Polarization Overcomes Interference and Issue w/ Dual-Polarization(Post)45-degree Slant Antenna Polarization: Signals received at base station antennas are typically elliptically polarized in a way more like vertical polarization than horizontal polarization. T