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Competitive
Comparison of 2.4GHz Omni-Directional
When designing these antennas, great care was taken
with the radiation patterns, both in the 360 degree
direction and in the elevation plane. (See patterns
below)
Many competitive omni-directional antennas considerably
over claim their gain figures. Very often the radiation
pattern is not smoothly omni but has shallow nulls in
it. In the elevation direction a feature known as "frequency
scan" occurs. This is where different frequencies
reach maximum gain at different elevation angles. From
the subscribers point of view this shows itself by having
different gain figures at one end of the band as against
the other. For example the antenna might be as much
as 8 dB less gain at the 2.485Ghz end of the band as
against the 2.4Ghz end. Even at the 2.4Ghz end of the
band the gain could be as much as 3dB les than the specs.
claim. All this results in poor system performance and
high bit error rates. |
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efficient, these aesthetically pleasing wifi antennas
cover 360 degrees are ideal for outdoor pole mounting
applications. These omnidirectional antennas are also
available with a 3-degree downtilt.
These 802.11 compatible antennas are suitable for point
to point links, point to multi point links, ISM, WIFI,
WLAN, MMDS, data/telephony and CCTV. Our panel antennas
are IEEE 802.11 compliant, and wireless LAN system,
Bluetooth, Wimax and wifi system compatible
NOMINAL SPECIFICATION DETAILS
Example Frequency Range 2400
- 2485 MHz
| MODEL |
Gain dBi |
Polarity |
VSWR |
Beam width (degrees) |
Ratio Cross-P |
Size (Cm) |
Windage (kg @216km/h) |
Weight (kg) |
| 24 0360 |
5 |
V |
...... |
...... |
..... |
25 |
...... |
0.2 |
| 24 1360 |
8 |
V |
1 : 1.8 |
17 |
24 |
4.3 x 66 |
8.5 |
0.5 |
| 24 2360 |
10 |
V |
1 : 1.8 |
10 |
26 |
4.3 x 114 |
14.9 |
0.7 |
| 24 3360 |
13 |
V |
1 : 1.8 |
5 |
28 |
7.2 x 169 |
35 |
2.15 |
ACCESSORIES
ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
24
1360 and 24 2360 Omni Standard Brackets
24
3360 Omni Standard Brackets
Omni
Heavy Duty Brackets
APPLICATIONS
- Comply
to ETSI EN 301 525 V1.1.1(2000-06) CS
- IEEE 802.11b and 802.11g wireless LAN system and
Bluetooth compatible
- Wimax and wifi system compatible.
- Amongst others, can be used with Lucent, Proxim,
Buffalo, Breezecom, Alverion, Cisco, D-Link, Intel,
Linksys, Samsung, Symbol and Avaya.
- Used in conjunction with wireless access point /
client / CPEs
- Used for point to point links, point to multi point
links, ISM, WLAN, data/telephony and CCTV
FEATURES
- Fibreglass Radome for maximum
durability. 13dBi omni has a PVC radome.
- Antennas
come with 1 degree electrical downtilt as standard. This
is more important and noticable for the high
gain 13dBi antenna.
- 8dBi, 10dBi and 13dBi antenna
have N-female type connectors. The 5dBi omni
is available with a RPSMA or lucent connector.
- Designed for professional
users.
- Designed for pole mount
but wall mount is possible. The 5dBi omni is
a desktop magnetic mount antenna
- Diameter of pole mount size
2.5 cm to 8.5cm - please specify
- Material of brackets: Galvanised
steel 2mm for maximum strength/weight ratio.
- 8dBi, 10dBi and 13dBi antenna
are designed for outdoor use and the 5dBi omni
is for indoor use.
ELECTRICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
- Input power = 50 watts
- Connector "N" type Female for the 8, 10 and 13dBi
omnis
- Connector RPSMA or lucent for the 5dBi desktop omni
- Impedance at output = 50 ohms
- VSWR = 1.8 : 1 (typical)
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