TetraAnt 5 60 18 XHV
Antenna consists two independent sections, each one is for generating orthogonal polarization planes: HV and +/-45 deg. The polarization suppression for each sections is as high as the cross polar suppression and port-to-port isolation, while the suppression between polarization planes which differ by 45 deg. is 3 dB and is restricted by theory.
Please take it into account at the planning stage of the wireless LAN network. TetraAnt 5 19 20 XHV is the complementary 4x4 MIMO flat panel antenna.
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Electrical
Frequency range | 5.1 - 6.2 GHz |
VSWR | < 2.0 |
Gain | 18 dBi |
Polarization | SLANT ; HV |
Port to Port Isolation | Better than 30 dB dB |
Electrical Tilt | 4° |
Elevation HPBW | 5.8 degrees |
Azimuth HPBW | 65 degrees |
Lightning protection | DC ground ; Yes |
Mechanical
Technology | Microstrip ; Electrical downtilt - 4 deg. |
Connector | 4 x N Female/Back |
Dimensions | 470x160x65 mm |
Weight | 1.1 kg |
Mounting kit | Includes mast mounting hardware ; 2 inch (51mm) max. |
Radome material | PVC ; white |
Base material | High strength aluminum alloy |
Construction | Completely closed |
VSWR
As you can see, the TetraAnt 5 60 18 XHV has the VSWR better than 2.0 in the whole 5.1 GHz to 6.2 GHz frequency range.
Please note that in the band 5.1 - 6.1 GHz the VSWR is better than 1.4 More about this type of measurement can be found in the tab Resources.
The horizontal red line shows VSWR = 2.0, the smallest vertical scale is equal to 0.2
Port to Port Isolation
The isolation is no worst than 30 dB between ports 1 and 2 or 3 and 4, but is as high as 50 dB between ports 1/3, 1/4, 2/3 and 2/4. More about port-to-port isolation.
Do not confuse this values with the polarization suppression. The port-to-port isolation is not the same like the polarization isolation. As stated above the polarization isolation for polarization planes which differ by 90° is as high as the port to port attenuation, while those differs by 45 deg. are suppressed by 3 dB.
The horizontal red line shows attenuation = 30 dB, the smallest vertical scale is equal to 10 dB