Welcome to WIFI Antennas
Register now to gain access to all of our features. Once registered and logged in, you will be able to contribute to this site by submitting your own content or replying to existing content. You'll be able to customize your profile, receive reputation points as a reward for submitting content, while also communicating with other members via your own private inbox, plus much more! This message will be removed once you have signed in.
-
Content count
4761 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Everything posted by Admin
-
Cable Wire Zip Ties,,,????
-
On this line of adaptation try to position some insulating spacers with final stiffening with your "gun"
-
Erkin, as Anritsu says, I think I will have to change some antenna dimensions. So you have to wait a bit ... !!! WiMAX license to 2305 – 2320MHz, and 2345 – 2360MHz(2312,5+2352,5/2=2332.5MHz) So the work center frequency should be 2332.5MHz
-
Erkin and my friends, you have done a wonderful job, you get my whole appreciation and keep it so ... !!!
-
And here's the result, with a tronconic box,,,,
-
Erkin, this would be an almost perfect geometry for a reflective box
-
To the formidable people, you have overwhelmed me with your perspicacity, for that you receive all my admiration .. !!! Bravo, you are great ... !!!
-
WiMAX.TDD (Time Division Duplex). No need to use different frequencies for transmission and reception, allowing for more optimal use of allocated bandwidth (for 802.16 e is 5, 7, 10 MHz for 802.16 d it is possible to use 20 MHz).
-
Erkin, here's a simpler support ...
-
You can show me how my antenna looks in KOMPAS..??
-
See if dxf.file works in KOMPAS
-
,,,I put only 4x 3.8mm on the patches
-
and for sma pin..?,,,,,
-
The holes at the center of how to be? But those from sma?
-
Do I send the dxf file?
-
What system is? What frequency (frequencies),,?? ,,,yes,it"s MiMo antenna The 4G WiMAX spectrum allocation for this RF range is divided between two bands holding WiMAX license to 2305 – 2320MHz, and 2345 – 2360MHz, and are known as the Wireless Communication Services bands.
-
This antenna it is for FDD TDD(Time Division Duplex) uses a single frequency band for both transmit and receive. FDD(Frequency Division Duplex) requires two separate communications channels Wireless systems need two separate frequency bands or channels
-
This is the general way
- 52 replies
-
1
-
- Simulation
- CST
-
(and 1 more)
Tagged with:
-
Rilsan Fine Powder Rilsan® Fine Powders are highly durable thermoplastic polyamide powders. These powders have been developed for metal coating but are also used as additives in various applications.