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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: 3/8 in or 3/4 in hole; 1-1/8 in-18 thread; installs from above; can be used for metal thickness up to 1/8 in.
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: The 5/8 Wave antennas utilize the MAXRAD chrome coil design with the enhancement of a heavy duty tapered rod for maximum durability in tough environments.
- Gain: 3 dB
- Polarization Type: Vertical Linear
- Primary Frequency Range: 132 to 174 MHz
- Technology Type: Whip / Vertical Monopole
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: The 5/8 Wave antennas utilize the MAXRAD chrome coil design with the enhancement of a heavy duty tapered rod for maximum durability in tough environments.
- Gain: 3 dB
- Polarization Type: Vertical Linear
- Primary Frequency Range: 144 to 174 MHz
- Technology Type: Whip / Vertical Monopole
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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: The MAXRAD MN integrated connector antennas provide a simple and cost effective solution for the 900 MHz ISM band. Featuring an N male connector built into the base, The antennas mount easily to any N female bulkhead or panel mount connector. The MN antennas are available
- Gain: 3 dB
- Polarization Type: Linear, Vertical Linear
- Primary Frequency Range: 902 to 928 MHz
- Technology Type: Whip / Vertical Monopole
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Wireless experiments on a Motorola mesh testbed.
2.1.3 Devices • Two IAPs (RVR IAP, Research Site IAP) with two radios active (2.4 GHz mesh, 802.11) • 3 dB gain Antenex antenna and 8 dB gain Maxrad antenna (fiberglass omnidirectional) • Iperf server (located in Building …
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PCTEL Introduces MAXRAD Wideband Antennas To Cover WiMAX Frequencies
As the demand for WiMAX coverage increases, we will continue to provide MAXRAD antenna products to remain consistent with our mission in becoming the leader in the high growth WiMAX and broadband antenna solutions market," added Miller.
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PCTEL Sells Mobility Solutions Group
PCTEL's Maxrad antenna products include WiMAX, GPS, WiFi, RFID, and a broad portfolio of Land Mobile Radio products for public safety and homeland security.
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PCTEL Launches Multi-Band Antennas For 2.4 And 5 GHz Broadband Wireless Networks
PCTEL's MAXRAD antennas have been a leading brand in the broadband wireless and in-building markets because of the market-relevance of their designs, and their outstanding quality.
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PCTEL Antenna Products Group Relocates To New 75,000 Square-Foot Facility
As of June 1st, 2005, MAXRAD antenna products currently manufactured in Hanover Park, as well as all Antenna Specialists and MicroPulse antennas, will be manufactured at the new headquarters, located at 471 Brighton Drive in Bloomingdale, IL.
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Effects of river temperature and climate warming on stock‐specific survival of adult migrating Fraser River sockeye salmon ( Oncorhynchus nerka )
Mobile tracking by foot, boat and helicopter was also performed in some years at some spawning regions using a three-element Maxrad antenna (AF Antronics Inc., Urbana, IL, USA).
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Remote control software development for a small airborne electronic support payload
the GCS antenna and the Maxrad antenna (about 0dBi gain maximum) was connected to PCS.
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http://eprint.iacr.org/2007/330.pdf
From right to left, the gure shows the wideband receive antenna (Fratcus EZConnect) 4 , the tag 3 , the directional antenna ( MaxRad MP9026) 2 , the digital oscilloscope (Lecroy 9304C) 6 on top of the wideband receiver (Agilent- HP E4405B-AYX) 5 , [12], and …
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A wideband indoor radio channel based on Non-LOS measurements at 2.4 GHz
Antennas used in these measurements are two omni directional antennas MAXRAD BMAXC24505 with 5 dBi gain and one directional ANDREW DB973690-SR with 11.1 dBi gain (90° sector antenna).
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Robotic harness for the field assessment of galloping gaits
In particular, it consisted of a video camera (Pulnix TMC-73M) connected over wireless (AVX900T2 transmitter and AVX900S9 re- ceiver) using a yagi antenna ( Maxrad MYA93012) carefully oriented to ensure line of sight to the subject.