Hi, is anyone aware of who holds the patent for the PMPF passive dipole? And what does it cover? This type of dipole is typically bundled with parabolic grid...
... I'm pretty sure that's Pacific Monolithics version of a broadband dipole. They look sorta like this: (this is from a California Amplifier antenna) ...
Thks Joe, yep I think you're right. It seems Pacific Wireless has purchased PM's antenna product line, and now holds the patent for the PMPF dipole - if anyone...
... Here's one: http://www.qsl.net/n9zia/wireless/pics/california_amp-1.jpg more info at: http://www.qsl.net/n9zia/wireless/page04.html It's just a cheap...
How do I measure total aperture efficiency for asymmetrical reflectors (e.g. http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/purva/parag/hills.jpg) or this entirely based on...
OK, how do you measure aperture efficiency for paraboidal reflectors? ... From: Debo D [mailto:duso_elect@...] Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 9:53 AM ...
... 1. Yes, its a reflector, it helps eliminate any interference from reaching the dipole from the front of the antenna. Was this antenna element taken from...
Hi, GBPPR may be interested in this link http://www.rfparts.com.au/html/whatnew.html specifically where it says that they have "developed" a "BiDi 2.4-2.5GHz...
Morgan Reed
athena@...
Jan 24, 2003 11:53 am
588
Hi, I am wondering if anybody might have some insight into the feasability of cascading ERA-4's i.e. IN-||-|>-||-|>-||-OUT. it is a Broadband Monolythic Amp...
Morgan Reed
athena@...
Jan 24, 2003 1:08 pm
589
... The P1dB compression point for the ERA-4 is only 17 dBm (50 mW), to maintain linearity you'd back off 3 dB from that point to 14 dBm (25 mW). The gain of...
Hi, Just wondering if somebody could help me out, how do I calculate the impedance of an Alford Slot Omni of given dimensions? and how do I figure out the...
Morgan Reed
athena@...
Jan 27, 2003 1:53 pm
592
... http://www.w1ghz.cx/antbook/ch7_part4.pdf It looks like you might have to scale the dimensions up from the 440 MHz and 1.2 GHz versions. Here's a Google...
OK, I'm a newbie (to the wireless net world, at least) and have been tasked by my employer on investigating a couple diffrent variations. First what is the...
Hi, Shire Systems is an up and coming solutions integrator for applications such as yours. 1. A simple dual radio AP can act as your WLAN on 1 channel and a Pt...
The dimensions of the Alford Slot Ant I am building were derived using the calculation factors given in the Antenna Cookbook you refered to. The dimensions I...
Morgan Reed
athena@...
Jan 29, 2003 11:10 am
596
Thanks Joe. The information makes a lot of sense but the Yagi stuff doesn't seem to apply or satisfy all my q's. Searching on the web for PCB dipole design...
... Almost anything really. Just aim for line-of-sight. Mount all the antennas near windows and away from metal objects. 300' should be no problem. ... ...
Super Joe...thks, now how do I calculate the velocity factor of an etched PCB board? Can't find any notes on this. Btw, s/w I was talking about was like...
Is the dipole design on the reverse side of the PCB for reception only? Any advice on designing this element, e.g. width, length, distance from coax? Also do...
Parag, Have a look at HP/Agilent AppCAD V2.5.0 or later see http://www.hp.woodshot.com/ AppCAD allows analysis of Microstrip on various substrates (including...
Mark Atherton
markaren1@...
Jan 31, 2003 3:58 am
602
300" is not a problem, I am going 1 mile with Linksys access points, 50
miles mobil? I don't think the linksys will work. ... From: lcwn@yahoogroups.com Date:...
John Neal
j.nealjr@...
Jan 31, 2003 4:07 am
603
... There is no dipole on the reverse. ... It connects the center conductor of the coax to one of the dipole elements....
Hey I have orinoco bg2000 and a wap11 with a grid antenna and I currently go about 500 yards away. My signal on the wap11 linksys is at 94%. Reverse sma ...
Right, thought so as well, but what's the design on the reverse of the pcb for? What is its function? Also, in trying to determine some design relationship for...