This document provides specifications for two F-Panel antennas. The first antenna operates within 736-854 MHz with a gain of 7.5 dBi, half-power beamwidth of 90 degrees, and maximum power of 350 Watts. The second antenna operates within 872-960 MHz with higher gain of 10 dBi, narrower beamwidth of 90 degrees in the H-plane and 36 degrees in the E-plane, and can handle more power at 400 Watts. Both antennas have vertical polarization, front-to-back ratio greater than 20 dB, and VSWR lower than 1.5.
This document provides specifications for two F-Panel antennas. The first antenna operates within 736-854 MHz with a gain of 7.5 dBi, half-power beamwidth of 90 degrees, and maximum power of 350 Watts. The second antenna operates within 872-960 MHz with higher gain of 10 dBi, narrower beamwidth of 90 degrees in the H-plane and 36 degrees in the E-plane, and can handle more power at 400 Watts. Both antennas have vertical polarization, front-to-back ratio greater than 20 dB, and VSWR lower than 1.5.
This document provides specifications for two F-Panel antennas. The first antenna operates within 736-854 MHz with a gain of 7.5 dBi, half-power beamwidth of 90 degrees, and maximum power of 350 Watts. The second antenna operates within 872-960 MHz with higher gain of 10 dBi, narrower beamwidth of 90 degrees in the H-plane and 36 degrees in the E-plane, and can handle more power at 400 Watts. Both antennas have vertical polarization, front-to-back ratio greater than 20 dB, and VSWR lower than 1.5.
This document provides specifications for two F-Panel antennas. The first antenna operates within 736-854 MHz with a gain of 7.5 dBi, half-power beamwidth of 90 degrees, and maximum power of 350 Watts. The second antenna operates within 872-960 MHz with higher gain of 10 dBi, narrower beamwidth of 90 degrees in the H-plane and 36 degrees in the E-plane, and can handle more power at 400 Watts. Both antennas have vertical polarization, front-to-back ratio greater than 20 dB, and VSWR lower than 1.5.
