SAN DIEGO, CA—Pulse has introduced a series of antennas designed for OEMs. The antennas are compatible with IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth, and ZigBee applications, as well as with other devices that ...

The author is vice president of engineering, Dielectric LLC. This article is based on a paper prepared for the NAB Broadcast Engineering and IT Conference of the NAB ...

It is unfortunate that the most important link in any AM radio station’s system is frequently ignored for years at a time. The directional antenna is the last link in the chain between the studio and ...

ProSig 2.4-2.5, 5.15-6.0, 6.0-7.125 GHz tri-band directional array panel antennas are specially designed to complement interior or exterior mounted Wi-Fi 6E wireless network systems. The antennas are ...

Wilson Electronics provides a variety of omni directional antennas. 301125 - Magnetic Mount, 12”, Dual Band (850/1900 MHz), 50 ohm, 5-6 dBi Gain, SMA Male Connector - $22.95 (Also available with FME ...

AM broadcasting had a big problem, but usually only at night. During the day the AM signals had limited range, but at night they could travel across the country. With simple wire antennas, any two ...

Wilson Electronics provides a variety of directional antennas. 301111 - Single Band (806-939 MHz), 50 ohm, 13 dBi Gain, N Female Connector - $69.95 301124 - Single Band (1800-1990 MHz), 50 ohm, 14 dBi ...

The Clearstream 4 Max is an excellent choice for areas with strong to medium strength signals and with multiple TV transmitters in different locations. It’s well made, easy to assemble and supplied ...

6 Best HF Antennas for 2025 to Boost Your Ham Radio Signal Anywhere Links to the best HF Antennas are listed down below: 6. Moonraker Ltd GPA-80 5. DX Engineering XB-5 Hexx Beam HF Antenna 4. Foul ...

Measuring the performance of antennas in absolute terms that can involve a lot of expensive equipment and specialized facilities. For practical applications, especially when building antennas, ...

At present, portable receivers generally use ferrite rod antennas for LF and MF (below 2 MHz), and whip antennas for HF (up to 30 MHz). Each type has proved effective in its particular application.