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why is an antenna called a rubber
An antenna is a device used to receive and transmit radio waves, and it plays a vital role in modern communications and technology. And why are antennas sometimes called “rubber antennas”? The name comes from the appearance and material of the antenna. Rubber antennas are usually made of rubb...Read more -
what is RF signal cable
RF cable is a special cable used to transmit radio frequency signals. It is commonly used to connect radio equipment and antennas in order to transmit and receive radio signals. RF signal cable has excellent shielding performance and low loss characteristics, and can effectively transmit high-fre...Read more -
External rubber antenna advantage
External rubber antenna External rubber antenna is a common type of antenna. Rubber antennas are usually used in mobile phones, TVs, wireless network equipment, car navigation and other fields. Using an external rubber antenna can provide better signal reception and transmission effects, especial...Read more -
Rf connector description
Rf cable connectors are one of the most useful and common ways to connect RF systems and components. An RF coaxial connector is a coaxial transmission line consisting of an RF coaxial cable and an RF coaxial connector terminating at one end of the cable. Rf connectors provide interconnections wit...Read more -
Definition and use of magnetic antenna
Definition of magnetic antenna Let’s talk about the composition of the magnetic antenna, the conventional sucker antenna on the market is mainly composed of: antenna radiator, strong magnetic sucker, feeder, antenna interface of these four pieces 1, the antenna radiator material is stainle...Read more -
About the antenna, here to tell you ~
Antenna, which can be used to transmit signals and receive signals, is reversible, has reciprocity, and can be regarded as a transducer, which is an interface device between circuit and space. When used to transmit signals, the high-frequency electrical signals generated by the signal source are ...Read more -
How to select an antenna? Internal antenna, external antenna, suction cup antenna?
External antenna External antenna can be divided into omnidirectional antenna and fixed term antenna depending on the Angle and azimuth of radiation source field. Indoor radiation diagram of omnidirectional antenna Omnidirectional antenna: that is, in the horizontal diagram, it is mainly represen...Read more -
Antenna Tv Indoor
About the TV antenna everyone is familiar with, remember the old black and white TV, is its own antenna and then developed to the outdoor pole TV antenna. But so far, the TV antenna technology and further mature, now the antenna can greatly meet our needs in life, many friends in the market to bu...Read more -
Wi-Fi 6E is here, 6GHz spectrum planning analysis
With the upcoming WRC-23 (2023 World Radiocommunication Conference), the discussion on 6GHz planning is getting heated at home and abroad. The entire 6GHz has a total bandwidth of 1200MHz (5925-7125MHz). At issue is whether to allocate 5G IMTs (as licensed spectrum) or Wi-Fi 6E (as unlicensed spe...Read more -
Development status and future trend of antenna communication industry in 2023
Nowadays, the communication industry is developing rapidly. From BB phones in the 1980s to smart phones today, the development of China’s communication industry has developed from a relatively simple call and short message business at the beginning to diversified services such as Internet s...Read more -
Radar antenna2
Main lobe width For any antenna, in most cases, its surface or surface direction pattern is generally petal shape, so the direction pattern is also called lobe pattern. The lobe with the maximum radiation direction is called the main lobe, and the rest is called the side lobe. The lobe width is f...Read more -
Radar antenna
In 1873, British mathematician Maxwell summed up the equation of electromagnetic field – Maxwell equation. The equation shows that: electric charge can produce electric field, current can produce magnetic field, and the changing electric field can also produce magnetic field, and the changi...Read more
