In order to achieve optimal performance in a distributed antenna system (DAS) application, it is crucial to utilize components that have a low passive intermodulation (PIM) rating. This is especially important as the need for faster data speeds and the ability to stream video on mobile devices continues to grow. By using components with a low PIM rating of less than -153 decibels relative to the carrier (dBc), it becomes possible to meet the most stringent PIM requirements for LTE/4G/5G frequency bands.
These products feature a highly versatile feed system, allowing users to configure the antenna for either dual polarization (horizontal and vertical) or X-polarization (+45° and -45°). Designed for maximum flexibility, these antennas support a broad operating frequency range from 600 MHz to 7.125 GHz, with optional frequency bands including 698–2700 MHz, 1.2–2.5 GHz, 1710–4000 MHz, 2.4–2.5 GHz, 4.4–5.0 GHz, 4.9–5.85 GHz, 4.9–7.125 GHz, 5.925–7.125 GHz, 7.125–8.5 GHz, 10.125–11.7 GHz, and others.
Customers can take advantage of extensive customization options to meet their specific requirements, including:
The symmetrical horn antenna design is characterized by its horn-shaped structure, which allows for a wider beamwidth and better coverage compared to other types of antennas. This type of antenna is commonly used in outdoor WiFi deployments, such as in point-to-multipoint wireless links.
By using a WiFi 6e/7 symmetrical horn antenna, users can take advantage of the increased bandwidth and reduced interference that the 6 GHz frequency band offers. This can result in faster and more reliable wireless connections, especially in crowded areas where other WiFi bands may be congested.
Our professional omnidirectional antennas are engineered for durability and top performance, featuring a robust fiberglass radome, sturdy aluminum base, and a high-gain colinear dipole array for superior signal coverage. The PRO series enhances reliability with solid brass elements and integral N-female connectors for excellent power handling and longevity.
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RFID antennas come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and configurations, allowing them to be tailored for different applications and environments. Key customization options include:
By carefully selecting these features, you can optimize RFID antenna performance and durability to meet the specific requirements of your application, ensuring accurate and reliable tag reading.
The rubber duck antennas are designed to be compact and portable, making them suitable for use in handheld devices. They are usually omnidirectional, meaning they can transmit and receive signals in all directions. However, due to their short length, they have a limited range compared to larger, more powerful antennas.
While rubber duck antennas are convenient and easy to use, they are not as efficient as larger antennas. The short length limits their ability to pick up weak signals or transmit over long distances. In situations where a longer range is required, such as in professional radio communications or long-range Wi-Fi connections, larger and more powerful antennas are usually used.
Sanny Telecom provides a comprehensive range of antenna accessories with the most dependable supply chain in the market. We guarantee competitive prices and unwavering quality for all our products, including cable assemblies (pigtails), brackets for AP radios, brackets for antenna mounting, enclosures, and more. You can rely on us for all your sourcing needs as we offer a one-stop solution.
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