Antennas WiFi WiMAX

ANTENNAS FOR
BROADBAND WIRELESS
WiMAX AND WIFI
HUBER
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SUHNER
Edition 2007/2008
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CONTENT
Introduction
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Glossary
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The world of mobile telecommunication is on its way
to change from pure voice applications to high speed
data networks. The evolution of wireline based IP/Eth-
ernet, DSL, fibre to the home, and powerline commu-
nications is stimulating fixed broadband data and will
strongly leverage mobile applications. Availability of
seamless mobile broadband data anywhere anytime
will revolutionise and foster new service applications
in the field of communication, industry, transportation
and health care.
WLAN/Wi-Fi already provides real broadband wire-
less experience to nomadic users, and Carrier Class
WiMAX / 3G will enhance broadband wireless,
pushing for real mobile high speed access and guar-
anteed quality of service.
Communication services will be combined in many
different ways to offer high speed digital data to
industry, office and residential users. Desktop comput-
ers, television sets, notebooks and handheld terminals
will turn into multifunctional devices for internet and
e-mail access, VPN connectivity, instant messaging,
video conferencing, media streaming, interactive gam-
ing, VoIP, E-Commerce, telemetry, remote biometric
analysis and many more applications.
Developed countries usually have a fairly good wire-
line Metro Area infrastructure. Fibre based networks
provide E1/T1 access for industrial and office envi-
ronments. CATV and plain old telephone lines provide
last mile broadband DSL access for residential users,
and fibre to the home is currently being heavily pro-
moted in some countries.
Still there is a demand for wireless broadband access
in remote and urban areas. The key driver for this is
mobility along with the expectation of the end users
to have broadband data available at their finger tips
wherever they are roaming. On top of mobile serv-
ices, fixed wireless is an attractive alternative to deliv-
ering competitive broadband data to underserved
areas in emerging and developed markets. Thanks to
its nature, it is straightforward to deploy and does not
involve the prohibitive costs of laying cable networks.
Today three major technologies for broadband wire-
less access can be identified:
BROADBAND WIRELESS ACCESS A BRIEF SUMMARY
WLAN/ Wi-Fi
WiMAX.
3G Systems (UMTS, CD MA 2000, TD-SCDMA)
Wi-Fi networks (the brand name for WLAN) are
focussed on public hot spots, offices and the industrial
environment. City-wide meshed networks will play an
important role in municipal applications for both pub-
lic authorities and private users.
Wi-Fi has experienced fast but unorganised growth
and is mostly a rather patchy solution. Roaming is pos-
sible within single Wi-Fi networks but is not supported
on a general scale. Nevertheless, WLAN networks
have gained wide acceptance and proven to be an
efficient solution for short distance wireless coverage.
Wi-Fi will also be a versatile option to divert WiMAX
and 3G services into picocell areas.
Due to the unlicensed spectrum utilised, Wi-Fi may suf-
fer from RF-interference of co-located systems operat-
ing in the same ISM band. Moreover, limitations exist
with regard to QoS. However, if Wi-Fi deployment is
well co-ordinated, disturbances can be reduced to a
minimum.
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ITU IMT-2000
WiMAX
?
IEEE/WiMAX Forum
UMTS
3rd Generation
Partnership Project
(3GPP)
CDMA 2000
3rd Generation
Partnership Project
(3GPP)
TD-SCDMA
CATT/TD-SCDMA
Forum
UWC-136
US/Europe
ETSI SMG
US TR45.3
US T1P1
US TR46
DECT+
ETSI Project
BROADBAND WIRELESS ACCESS A BRIEF SUMMARY
WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave
Access) and future 3G systems will be the real next
quantum leap to deliver wireless broadband for busi-
ness, SoHo (Small office Home office) and residential
users.
WiMAX aims to provide broadband last mile access
for fixed (IEEE 802.16-2004) as well as mobile
(802.16e-2005) wireless services and long range
point to point RF and millimetre wave backhauling.
It addresses the consumer, office and industry mar-
kets. WiMAX networks will be operating in licensed
frequency bands to ensure high speed access at an
appropriate QoS. Similar to the Wi-Fi Alliance, the
industry has founded the WiMAX Forum, a non-profit
organisation which promotes WiMAX and certifies
interoperability of WiMAX products and network com-
ponents in accordance with IEEE 802.16 and ETSI
HiperMAN wireless MAN standards. Standardisation
and interoperability are key to the success of WiMAX
as this will ensure a competitive environment and
drive down equipment costs through integration and
economies of scale in mass production.
Possibly, WiMAX 802.16 will become a member of
the IMT-2000 family besides the existing 3G tech-
nologies. This would allow WiMAX to have the same
access to spectrum as todays pure 3G networks
and would support WiMAX as an alternative wireless
technolgy besides 3G.
3G systems are already being rolled out on a larger
scale and will offer initial medium speed data. A
migration path for 3G evolution towards real broad-
band data is already being defined, and one can
expect Wi-Fi, WiMAX and 3G systems to complement
each other, finally converging into a 4G world.
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Throughout the recent years, IEEE 802.11 Wireless
Local Area Networks (WLAN) have become a popu-
lar and widely adopted means for mobile data trans-
mission in various applications. Initially deployed as
a picocell wireless extension of Ethernet in offices, hot
spot and industrial WLAN networks have grown from
local applications to city-wide municipal networks
delivering state of the art service to private and public
users.
WLAN WIRELESS LOCAL AEREA NETWORK
Versatile solution for public hot spots, wireless meshed networks, industrial
applications and office communication.
Wireless networks for data transmission so-called
Wireless Local Area Networks have been under
discussion for years, but only since the publication of
the 802.11b standard enabling raw transmission rates
of 11 Mbps has this vision become a reality. The evo-
lution of new technologies from 802.11a to 802.11g
have increased data throughput to 54 Mbps, ena-
bling real time video streaming and rich content
applications. With 802.11n making use of MIMO
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(Multiple Input Multiple Output) technology, capacity
will be increased even more up to several 100 Mbps.
Wireless local area networks operate in non-licensed
frequency bands from 2.4 GHz to 2.4835 and sub-
bands from 5.15 to 5.875 GHz. Frequency allocation
differs slightly in different countries; detailed informa-
tion is available from the national regulation authori-
ties/ OFCOMs. A brief overview is given on page
13.
WLANs offer versatile solutions for remote access to
important information and data. Nomadic applica-
tions such as real time access to presentations or
video streaming during meetings, data gathering and
exchanging on production lines or during service
calls, control of warehouse logistics flows and set-
ting up of ad hoc networks and many more can be
realised thanks to the straightforward deployment of
WLANs.
Hospitals utilise WLANs for fast and mobile access
to patient records by doctors, nurses and technicians.
Due to their limited transmit power, indoor WLAN
systems may be even used in intensive care stations
without providing harmful interference to the sensitive
medical equipment.
Of course, WLANs can also be utilised in outdoor
environments, for example for providing Internet and
e-mail access on trains and subways, backhauling
high rate data traffic between buildings or connecting
to remote video surveillance cameras. Supporting var-
ious applications at low to medium costs of ownership
along with the capability of rapid deployment has led
to the tremendous success of WLAN networks.
WLAN WIRELESS LOCAL AEREA NETWORK
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WIFI SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE AND NETWORK COVERAGE
WiFi - networks offer versatile solutions for
peer-to-peer
point-to-multipoint
meshed
point-to-point backhauling
networks.
Ad-Hoc/Peer to Peer Networks
Users communicate directly with the other users sub-
scriber equipment without routing traffic through a
backbone network. The signal transmission distance
relies on equipment performance and the local envi-
ronment.
Point to Multipoint
The WiFI network provides a cellular type of cover-
age connecting multiple buildings and multiple users
with a centralised WLAN base station infrastructure.
This is often also referred to as last mile access. The
simplest way to realise Point to Multipoint coverage
is to use omni-directional antennas. When capacity
needs to be increased, additional access points will
have to be fitted and directional antennas will have to
be used to divide coverage into different sectors.
Peer-to-peer networks
Wireless network: point to multipoint
WLAN picocell networks
Given that there are three independent frequency
channels at 2.4 GHz and even more at 5 GHz in
most countries, WiFi can be used to set up picocell
networks having a frequency reuse factor of min. 3
based on a three sector arrangement. This will allow
high density metro area networks supporting seamless
roaming.
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Meshed networks
Meshed networks utilise a number of access points,
each being interconnected to its neighbouring access
point. This allows dynamic routing of data packets
through the system between any of the subscribers.
The network is self-learnable and data paths are
chosen according to optimum signal to interference
conditions to ensure fast and reliable transmission.
Meshed networks are being increasingly deployed in
large scale metro areas to facilitate access to mobile
applications anywhere anytime.
Point to point
Point to point radio bridges are used to backhaul
local LANs to backbone networks or to interface
between separate LANs at different locations (i.e.
between buildings). This eliminates the need for
expensive cable or fibre interconnect options and
costly truck roll.
Stand alone wireless network with access point
Finally, the simplest WLAN network consists merely of
a single access point or WLAN router which provides
multiple users with a wireless connection to the fixed
network (e.g. DSL).
The planning and installation of Wireless LANs is a
routine process for established IT contractors, wireless
Internet service providers and system integrators. Net-
work enhancement is possible through the choice of
appropriate antennas and antenna sites. RF propaga-
tion characteristics, security improvements, optimised
performance or site aesthetics are key concerns for
Wireless network: point to point
Stand-alone wireless network with access point
WIFI SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE AND NETWORK COVERAGE
which external antennas can offer an optimum solu-
tion. For professional network optimisation of wireless
networks, various antenna platforms can be utilised:
Omni-directional (radio signal emitted over 360
degrees), Directional (targeted emissions) and also
Active (boosted receive signal).
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POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS OF WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORKS
The introduction of WLANs offers users the ability to
cross boundaries defined by fixed networks. WLAN
solutions overcome the physical limitations of fixed
networks and provide a high degree of flexibility at
moderate capital expenditures.
Flexibility
In many enterprises, workers from different disciplines
self-organise and re-organise in specific teams. The
ability to scale a fixed network in line with dynamic
business needs presents a burden not just in terms
of time, but also capital investment and operating
expenses. This is often a key factor in serviced offices
and leased premises.
Building and planning restrictions
Within listed or older buildings such as universities,
new cable management systems and wall penetrat-
ing solutions to support new or existing wired LANs
are impossible to implement in compliance with local
planning laws. In commercial and private rented
premises, the owner can often demand and charge
for removal of equipment installed by the outgoing
tenant.
Mobile access to corporate information
In many industries, mobile employees require access
to their corporate data networks. From warehouse-
men, service engineers to sales representatives, rapid
connectivity to corporate information and systems irre-
spective of location is a competitive advantage.
Costs
High-bandwidth fibre optic cabling provides an alter-
native to building interconnections. A complex cabling
solution becomes increasingly more complicated.
Advantages of Wiress LANs:
Flexible and rapid exchange of data
Shared usage of costly resources (e.g. printers)
Convenient access to e-mail and Internet
High speed connectivity (evolution to 54 MBit/s)
From the many advantages of WLAN, some typical
applications and network configurations include:
Wireless connection to an existing LAN

This enables a radio connection between PC worksta-
tions. The access point acts as a gateway between
the wireless clients and the existing Ethernet. Within
the access point cell, the local fixed network can be
utilised. A direct benefit is that the existing net can be
simply and rapidly extended at minimum cost.
Public access (open access)
Access points in the public domain offer a simple and
quick method of providing access to the Internet and
other varied information sources.
Typical applications:
Retail outlets
Restaurants
Hot Spots
Hospitals
Offices
University campuses
Manufacturing facilities
Historical and protected buildings
Temporary networks
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WLAN STANDARDS
Why standards?
Interoperability of components and networks is key to
the success of WLAN. Common standards protect end
users from restrictive proprietary technologies and
facilitate maximum competition. A cornerstone in wire-
less network development has been the establishment
of an open standard known as 802.11. On this basis,
customers are able to select and purchase equipment
appropriate to their requirements and have the confi-
dence that they will work seamlessly together without
being tied to a single source. This compatibility is
guaranteed and controlled through the Wi-Fi
certification and trademark scheme.
Look for the WiFi-certificate!
Wi-Fi is the compatibility brand for access points and
subscriber equipment from the Wireless Ethernet Com-
patibility Alliance (WECA). This WECA Wi-Fi certifica-
tion guarantees users compatibility of IEEE 802.11
and 802.11a, b, g, n products from different sources.
The goal is to establish and maintain the Wi-Fi qual-
ity mark for WLAN products on a worldwide basis.
WECA has agreements in place with the majority of
WLAN component manufacturers to certify their
products.
802.11a 5 GHz Wireless Local Area Network standard
(WLAN)
802.11b 2.4 GHz WLAN standard, worldwide
802.11d additional regulations for roaming
802.11e defines the service quality
802.11f defines the inter access point protocol
802.11g new generation of 11.b standards for
higher transmission rates
802.11h 5 GHz standard for European demands (ETSI)
802.11i defines the safety features
802.11n improved data rates using MIMO technologies
(first draft expected 2007)
802.11x defines the port based access control
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WIMAX
WORLDWIDE INTEROPERABILITY FOR MICROWAVE ACCESS
Encouraged by the success of WLAN systems,
WiMAX strives to deliver broadband data through
high density urban and suburban wireless networks.
It also facilitates long range backhauling to remote
areas based on standardised and interoperable
equipment. However, the key focus of WiMAX is on
fixed nomadic and mobile applications such as
access to internet and e-mail
access to local information services
e-business
public safety solutions and remote surveillance
office communication
remote biometric analysis
telemetry
goods tracking
infotainment
carrier class VoIP
based on IEEE standards 802.16-2004 and 802.16-

2005, respectively. Having two distinct WiMAX
standards will allow operators to scale their networks
to different needs, depending on whether they want
to support last mile access only (Fixed WiMAX) or
mobile roaming (Mobile WiMAX). Fixed WiMAX is
a particularly interesting solution for providing last
mile access in developing regions without any existing
wireline infrastructure. It primarily targets residential
and office users having no or no reliable access to
broadband services today, and it will enable high
speed access in remote areas for which up to now it
has been too costly to provide broadband infrastruc-
ture. Mobile WiMAX will enable access to informa-
tion while on the move, e.g. in the car, on the train or
simply when walking around in metro areas. Once
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Making WiMAX the
platform of choice for
broadband wireless
access.
fixed broadband has become common feature, it
can be expected that people would not like to miss it
when roaming between different places.
WiMAX networks will be rolled out in a way similar
to 2G and 3G sectorised networks. Contrary to 2G
and 3G systems, many WiMAX deployments use an
initial three sector arrangement to support sufficient
capacity from the very start. As the networks grow,
the antenna configuration may turn to a four sector
arrangement and more and more base stations will
be fitted into the system to cope with increased traffic.
Very similarly to 2G and 3G networks, WiMAX will
finally migrate to a microcell configuration with raw
data rates of up to 100 Mbps being available within
certain areas close to base stations.
Interoperability
Interoperability of equipment and networks is key to
successful growth of WiMAX. Similarly to the Wi-Fi
organisation, the WiMAX Forum has been formed as
a non-profit organisation that promotes and certifies
interoperability of products and networks and helps to
establish WiMAX as an important wireless broadband
access technology.

Frequency spectrum for WiMAX
Unlike WLAN networks, WiMAX networks will oper-
ate in licensed frequency bands which will provide
accurate Quality of Service and help to protect
operators investments.
The spectrum accessible to WiMAX in different geo-
graphic areas is shown in the diagram on the next
page.
The major frequency bands for WiMAX are
2.3 GHz 2.4 GHz
2.496 GHz to 2.69 GHz (ITU option for
IMT2000 systems)
3.3 GHz to 3.4 GHz
3.4 GHz to 3.6 GHz
3.6 to 3.8 GHz
Additional frequency bands may be added in the
near and midterm future.
The licensing process has already started in many
countries and has even been completed in others.
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CANADA
2.3, 2.5, 3.5, 5.8 GHz
RUSSIA
2.3, 2.5, 3.5, 5.8 GHz
ASIA PACIFIC
2.3, 2.5, 3.3, 3.5, 5.8 GHz
EUROPE
2.3, 2.5, 3.5, 5.8 GHz
MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA
3.5, 5.8 GHz
LATIN AMERICA
2.5, 3.5, 5.8 GHz
USA
2.3, 2.5, 3.7, 5.8 GHz
SPECTRUM AVAILABLE FOR BWA BY REGION
The detailed frequency bands including future potential spectrums are as follows
Country Frequency Comment
Canada
2.3 GHz Wireless Communication Services, WCS
2.5 2.69 GHz
3.4 3.65 GHz
5.725 5.825 GHz
3.65 3.7 GHz possible harmonization with the USA
USA
700 800 MHz
2.3 GHz (WCS) The 2.3 GHz WCS band is common in both, Canada and the USA.
2.5 2.69 GHz
3.65 3.7 GHz
5.725 5.85 GHz
Argentina, Brazil, Chile,
Columbia, Ecuador, Mexico,
Uruguay, Venezuela
2.5 GHz
3.5 GHz
5.8 GHz
Throughout the continent, 2.5 GHz is common to most countries.
5.8 GHz is widely available as a license exempt band.
3.5 GHz, also common globally, has sharing issues in the USA.
Europe
3.4 3.6 GHz Parts are available in various forms in most countries in Europe.
3.6 3.8 GHz There are some existing licenses in this band.
5.725 5.875 GHz This band is NOT currently widely available as a license exempt band.
2.5 2.69 GHz Availability and licensing of this band are under discussion.
Asia / India
3.4 3.6 GHz
Available in some countries in Asia, notable exceptions are Japan,
Taiwan, India and Vietnam.
3.3 3.4 GHz Greater interest in India and some APAC countries.
5.8 GHz
Widely available as a license exempt band, although many countries
impose usage restrictions.
2.5 GHz Potentially available.
2.3 2.4 GHz Of interest for fixed wireless service in some APAC countries
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Base station infrastructure:
WiMAX will increasingly utilise tower top base sta-
tions with short corrugated jumper cables to the
antenna. This is possible because of the advanced
design and operational experience with active tower
top equipment now available. Feeder lines running to
the antennas will be replaced by fibre optic assem-
blies (e.g. Fibre-To-The Antenna ODC assemblies from
HUBER+SUHNER) which will connect the base band
gateway.
Tower top base stations help to prevent increased
feeder loss at higher frequencies (i.e. 2.5 GHz) and
cut the cost of truck roll and installation. In addition,
they allow operational costs to be improved due
to reduced overall power consumption for RF and
cooling. The base station itself and the base band
gateway unit may even be set up at distant locations,
which offers the flexibility to cope with site restrictions.
We offer a variety of WiMAX base station antennas
to meet different OEM and operator requirements.
base station antenna
Apart from the standard portfolio, customer specific
designs (e.g. base station integrated antennas and
adaptive arrays) are available on request.
Beyond antennas, we provide a complete product
portfolio for WiMAX base station accessories compris-
ing lightning and surge protectors (RF and baseband),
feeder lines and jumper cables as well as
Fibre-To-The -Antenna solutions.
WiMAX base station antennas and accessories
corrugated jumper
cable assembly
(see page 162)
lightning
protector
(see page 158)
fiber optic FTTA/ODC
assemblies (see page 163)
fiber optic cable and
cable installation systems (LISA)
tower top
base station
Core network
TYPICAL BASE STATION INFRASTRUCTURE
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Customer premises equipment (CPE):
WiMAX will make use of outdoor and indoor CPE
units depending upon the overall link loss require-
ments. Indoor CPE units are applied at sites close to
the WiMAX base station and will come either with
embedded and/or separate adjustable directive
antennas or switched beam antennas. Outdoor CPEs
help to prevent additional RF losses inherent to build-
ing walls and windows. This improves the link balance
and ultimately increases data rates or link distance.
Outdoor CPEs comprise a high gain low beamwidth
antenna which is either integrated in the transceiver
WiMAX subscriber antennas

indoor CPE antenna
(custom specific and standard designs)
TYPICAL INDOOR CPE ANTENNA SOLUTION
unit itself or installed a short distance away. The CPE
is physically connected to the in-building LAN through
Ethernet.
HUBER+SUHNER provides a standard portfolio of
antennas and mounting accessories for outdoor CPEs
and has also specialised in customer specific antenna
solutions for indoor CPEs. These very often call for a
customised form and styling due to aesthetic reasons.
HUBER+SUHNER is willing to support customers with
tailor-made products.
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WiMAX subscriber antennas
outdoor CPE antenna
TYPICAL OUTDOOR CPE ANTENNA SOLUTION
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WiMAX/ point-to-point backhauling
WiMAX / WiFi point to point backhauling
WiMAX point to point links make use of high gain low
beamwidth antennas and are a cost effective way to
backhaul traffic from remote sites to central network
nodes without the need for expensive wireline or fibre
optic backbone networks.
high gain directive antennas
Gateway Gateway
WiMAX POINT-TO-POINT LINK
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ANTENNA TECHNOLOGY
Frequency band
Antennas allow transmission and reception of radio
signals over the air within well defined frequency
bands. With adequately modulated signals, it is possi-
ble to exchange wireless data and voice information
GSM 900 870-960 MHz
GSM 1800 1710-1880 MHz
DECT 1880-1930 MHz
UMTS 1900-2170 MHz
802.11b/g 2400-2500 MHz
802.11a/h 5150-5825 MHz
WiMAX 802.16-
2004/8002.16-2005
2.3 GHz, 2.6 GHz,
3.6 GHz band
Antennas may be designed for single band, dual
band, multiband or wideband applications.
Single band antenna: 2.4 GHz
Dualband antenna: 2.4 GHz / 5.6 GHz
Multiband antenna: 2.4 GHz/ 3.6 GHz / 5.6 GHz
Wideband antenna: 700MHz to 6.4 GHz
aesthetic design
compact construction
discreet
Impedance
Microwave and RF antenna systems operate with a
standard 50 Impedance. All antennas offered by
HUBER+SUHNER are 50 .
The antenna designation summarises the basic electri-
cal performance of an antenna. Different connector
styles can be associated with the same antenna des-
ignation. For different connector types please refer to
page 23.
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HUBER+SUHNER planar antenna (SPA)
HUBER+SUHNER omni antenna (SOA)
HUBER+SUHNER wideband antenna (SWA)
frequency (MHz)
beamwidth (horizontal) ()
gain (dBi)
downtilt (electrical) ()
Polarisation
Product description SPA NUMBER
SPA 1900 / 65 / 15 / 6 / DS_1* dual slant polarised +/- 45 slant * _1 = Optional sequen-
tial number
This number
separates diffe-
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designs and form
and shape factor
for antennas
with identical
electrical perfor-
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860 800 V vertical polarised
920 900 DV dual vertical polarised
0859 800 - 5900 VH dual linear polarised (vertical / horizontal)
1500 GPS H horizontal polarised
1800 1800 DF dual frequency
1819 800/1900 LCP circular polarised (left-hand)
1900 900 RCP circular polarised (right-hand)
2000 UMTS DCP dual circular polarised (right-hand)
2100 UMTS Rx30 amplified receiving channel
2089 800-900/1800-UMTS/2400 V_C vertical polarised customer specific
2400 2400 DS_C dual slant polarised customer specific
2454 2400 / 4900 - 5900
2456 2400 / 5100 - 5900
2459 2400 - 5900
3500 3500
5600 5100 - 5900
8019 800/1900
8090 800/900
9018 900/1800
ANTENNA TECHNOLOGY
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HUBER+SUHNER planar antenna (SPA)
frequency 0.8 99
connector type (17, 19, 26, 41, 99)
type variation (continuous)
Product description TYPE NUMBER
ANTENNA TECHNOLOGY
13 24. 19. 0032
Connector type coding
Code Description
17 N
19 SMA
26 TNC
30 QN
35 QMA
41 7/16
56 reverse TNC
57 reverse N
59 reverse SMA
99 dualband / multiband / pigtail
Frequency coding
Code Description
08 frequency range 824 896 MHz
15 frequency range 1575 MHz
19 frequency range 1850 1990 /1880 1930 MHz
24 frequency range 2300 2500 /2300 2700 MHz /2400 2500 MHz
56 frequency range 5150 5875 /5150 5300 / 5470 5875 MHz
99 dual- or multiband frequency
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ANTENNA TECHNOLOGY
Linear vertical (standard WLAN technology)
The radio waves leave the antenna in a vertical direc-
tion with respect to the horizon.
Cross polarised (dual slant, vertical-horizontal)
Are mainly used in mobile radio systems: Two trans-
mit/receive paths exist for radio signals. Diversity sys-
tems are easily implemented with such antennas.
It is important to ensure that the transmit and receive
polarisation are identical for either side of the WLAN
system. With different polarisations, an increase in
system loss must be taken into account.
Radiation patterns
The radiation characteristic of an antenna is rep-
resented through a simple diagram. Instead of the
separate horizontal and vertical radiation patterns,
modern test ranges produce a 3-dimensional antenna
patterns from where the vertical and horizontal pat-
terns can be extracted.
Polarisation
Our antennas are available in the following polarisation schemes:
Right and left hand circular
(used in high reflection areas to reduce interference):
The radio waves rotate along their wavelength in a
360 degree right or left handed direction.
Omni antenna
Direction antenna
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ANTENNA TECHNOLOGY
Beam width of the antenna
A further important antenna feature is the beamwidth.
This can be calculated from the radiation patterns,
and is defined at the point where the radiated power
has fallen by half. This is known as the 3dB point,
and is calculated by the following method: Extend a
line from the centre of the patterns to the first intersec-
tion of the antenna energy and the -3dB point. This
defines the angle, i.e. 30 degrees.
Extend a second line, intersecting the antenna energy
at the next -3dB point, this defines the second angle,
i.e. -30 degrees. The sum of these two measurements
is the antenna beamwidth, which for the above
example would be 60 degrees. This method can be
used for both the Horizontal and Vertical radiation
patterns.
Gain
Antenna gain is a measure of how energy is confined
into a certain direction. Whilst an ideal antenna with
0 dBi gain radiates energy in all directions (isotropi-
cally), a directional antenna concentrates the same
amount of energy into a section of the space on a
specific heading.
For the sake of understanding, an isotropic element
can be simply compared to a balloon. When pressed
from above and below the typical characteristic of an
omni antenna is represented. With directional anten-
nas, one of these two ovals is directed with a reflec-
tor in a single direction. When the gain is given in
respect to a Isotropic element, the unit is specified as
dBi, when in respect to a half wave dipole, the unit is
dBd (dBi = dBd + 2.15 dB).
dBi Gain of antenna with reference to an ideal
isotropic antenna
dBd Gain of antenna with reference to a half-wave
dipole
dBm Power referenced to 1 milli watt
dB Logarithmic unit
Useful dB values:
+ / 3dB represents a doubling or halving of the
power
As a rule of thumb 6dB represents a doubling in link
distance
Comparison power vs. dBm
Transmitted power Logarithmic unit
1 mW 0 dBm
1.25 mW 1 dBm
1.6 mW 2 dBm
2 mW 3 dBm
4 mW 6 dBm
10 mW 10 dBm
20 mW 13 dBm
32 mW 15 dBm
100 mW 20 dBm
200 mW 23 dBm
400 mW 26 dBm
800 mW 29 dBm
1000 mW 30 dBm
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2400 CIRCULAR POLARISED
Planar antennas
Frequency range 3 dB beamwith horizontal Gain Page
2300 2500 MHz 20 18.0 dBi 26 27
2300 2500 MHz 27 16.5 dBi 28
2300 2500 MHz 35 14.5 dBi 29 30
2300 2500 MHz 70 8.5 dBi 31 32
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PLANAR ANTENNA CIRCULAR POLARISED
SPA 2400/20/18/0/LCP
Technical data
Electrical properties
Frequency range 2300 2500 MHz
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Polarisation circular, left
Gain 18.0 dBi
3 dB beamwidth horizontal 20
3 dB beamwidth vertical 20
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio 30 dB
Axial ratio 1.5 dB
Max. power 50 W (CW) at 25C
Mechanical and environmental properties
Dimensions
450 385 20 mm
(17.72 15.16 0.79)
Weight 1.5 kg (3.31 lbs.)
Radome material ASA
Radome colour RAL 7035 (light-grey)
Back/base plane material aluminium anodized
2002/95/EC (RoHS) compliant
Operating temperature range 40C to + 80C
Storage temperature range 40C to + 80C
Windload 250 N at 160 km/h (100 mph)
Other information
Available type
1324.19.0013 SMA female
Item no. 22652435
Wall and mast mounting material (2 metal bands) included,
mast diameter 54100 mm (2.13"3.94")
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0076 downtilt bracket
Item no. 22652443
9091.99.0081 sidetilt bracket
Item no. 22652639
Documents
01.02.0777 security instruction
01.02.1516 mounting instruction
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/20/18/0/RCP
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Polarisation circular, right
Gain 18.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Axial ratio 1.5 dB
Dimensions
450 385 20 mm
(17.72 15.16 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available type
1324.19.0012 SMA female
Item no. 22652411
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/27/17/0/RCP
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 16.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Axial ratio 1.5 dB
Dimensions
340 275 20 mm
(13.89 10.83 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available type
1324.19.0010 SMA female
Item no. 22652421
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/35/15/0/LCP
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 14.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Axial ratio 1.5 dB
Dimensions
270 215 20 mm
(10.63 8.46 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Randome colour RAL 7035 (light-grey)
Other information
Available type
1324.19.0016 SMA female
Item no. 22652620
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/35/15/0/RCP
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 14.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Axial ratio 1.5 dB
Dimensions
270 215 20 mm
(10.63 8.46 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Wind load 85 N at 160 km/h (100 mph)
Other information
Available type
1324.19.0015 SMA female
Item no. 22652621
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/70/9/0/LCP
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 8.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Axial ratio 3 dB
Dimensions
101 95 32 mm
(3.98 3.74 1.26)
Radome material ASA
Mounting socket material ASA
Mounting socket colour RAL 7042 (dark-grey)
Back/base plane material aluminium
Other information
Available type
(wall mounting material included)
1324.19.0007 SMA female
Item no. 22650456
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0029 mast mounting accessory
Item no. 22649576
9091.99.0080 mast mounting and sidetilt
accessory
Item no. 22652651
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/70/9/0/RCP
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 8.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Axial ratio 3 dB
Dimensions
101 95 32 mm
(3.98 3.74 1.26)
Radome material ASA
Wind load 15 N at 160 km/h (100 mph)
Other information
Available types
1324.19.0008 SMA female
Item no. 22650442
1324.26.0002 TNC female
Item no. 22651188
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22649576
accessory
Item no. 22652651
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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YOUR NOTES
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2400 LINEAR POLARISED
Omni antennas
2400 2500 MHz 360 3.5 dBi 38
2400 2500 MHz 360 4.0 dBi 39
2400 2500 MHz 360 6.0 dBi 40
2400 2500 MHz 360 12.0 dBi 41
Planar antennas
2150 2700 MHz 14 17.5 dBi 42
2400 2500 MHz 17 19.0 dBi 43 44
2200 2700 MHz 20 1516 dBi 45
2150 2690 MHz 21 15.5 dBi 46
2400 2500 MHz 20 15.5 dBi 47 48
2300 2500 MHz 20 18.0 dBi 49
2300 2700 MHz 25 16.5 dBi 50
2300 2500 MHz 27 16.5 dBi 51
2400 2700 MHz 35 14.0 dBi 52
2300 2500 MHz 35 14.5 dBi 53
2400 2700 MHz 40 11.0 dBi 54
2400 2500 MHz 40 13.5 dBi 55
2300 2500 MHz 45 11.5 dBi 56
2400 2500 MHz 60 14.0 dBi 57
2400 2500 MHz 60 17.5 dBi 58
2400 2500 MHz 70 Rx29/Tx6.5 59
2300 2800 MHz 75 7.5 dBi 60
2300 2500 MHz 75 8.5 dBi 61
2300 2500 MHz 80 8.5 dBi 62
2300 2500 MHz 85 16.5 dBi 63
2400 2500 MHz 90 13.0 dBi 64 65
2400 2500 MHz 90 17.0 dBi 66
2400 2500 MHz 120 13.0 dBi 67
2400 2700 MHz 20 15.516 dBi 68 69
2400 2700 MHz 60 1717.5 dBi 70
2400 2700 MHz 90 13.0 dBi 71 72
2400 2700 MHz 90 17.0 dBi 73
2500 2700 MHz 20 16.0 dBi 74 75
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OMNI ANTENNA LINEAR POLARISED
SOA 2400/360/4/0/DS
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Polarisation dual linear, 45 slant
Gain 3.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Isolation between ports 25 dB
Dimensions
120 108 mm
( 4.72 4.25)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1324.17.0048 N female
Item no. 84011274
1324.26.0044 TNC female
Item no. 84011275
Wall and mast mounting bracket included
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SOA 2400/360/4/20/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Polarisation linear, vertical
Gain 4.0 dBi
Downtilt 20
Dimensions
86 43 mm
( 3.39 1.69)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1324.17.0026 N female
Item no. 23004161
1324.19.0035 SMA female
Item no. 23009880
Ceiling mounting material included
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SOA 2400/360/6/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.8
Gain 6.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Lightning protection DC grounded
Max. power 25 W at 25
Dimensions
22 250 mm
( 0.87 9.84)
Radome material fibre glass UL94
Other information
Available types
1324.17.0043 N female (nato green)
Item no. 84004596
1324.17.0047 N female
(RAL 7035, light grey)
Item no. 84008543
Mast mount (9091.99.0173 bracket + 2 metal bands) included
Documents 01.02.0777 security instruction
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SOA 2400/360/12/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Gain 12.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Vertical plane sidelobe suppression 10 dB
Max. power 6 W (CW) at 25
Dimensions
30 1400 mm
( 1,18 56,12)
Radome material fiber glass UL 94HB
Radome colour RAL 9002 (grey-white)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0062 N female
Item no. 84018672
Mounting bands included for mast diameter 38 76 mm (1.5" 3.0")
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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PLANAR ANTENNA LINEAR POLARISED
SPA 2400/14/18/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Polarisation linear, vertical or horizontal
Gain 17.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio > 30 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301-525 V 1.1.1. TS1-TS3
> 26 dB
Sidelobe suppression
ETSI EN 301-525 V 1.1.1. TS1-TS3
> 12 dB
Dimensions
450 450 50 mm
(17.72 17.72 1.97)
Radome material polycarbonate
Windload and survival speed 572 N at 220 km/h (137 mph)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0054 N female
Item no. 84018646
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/17/19/0/V_1
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 19.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 (200006) TS3
> 26 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 (200006) TS2
> 21 dB
Sidelobe suppression ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 (200006) TS2
Dimensions
371 371 40 mm
(14.61 14.61 1.57)
Other information
Available type
1324.19.0053 SMA female antenna
module, only for integration with CPE
enclosure 9091.99.0198
Item no. 84018766
CPE enclosure
9091.99.0198 CPE enclosure
Item no. 84017536
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/17/19/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 19.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 (200006) TS3
> 26 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 (200006) TS2
> 21 dB
Sidelobe suppression ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 (200006) TS2
Dimensions
371 371 40 mm
(14.61 14.61 1.57)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0055 N female
Item no. 84018647
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/20/15/0/V
Technical data
Frequency range (MHz) 22002400 24002500 25002700
Gain 15.0 dBi 15.5 dBi 16.0 dBi
VSWR < 1.5 < 1.5 1.7
Impedance 50
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 TS2
> 18 dB
Sidelobe suppression ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 TS2
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0052 N female
Item no. 84018635
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/20/16/0/V_1
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Gain 15.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 (200106)
TS1TS2: > 20 dB
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 (200006)
TS1TS3
> 18 dB
> 19 dB 2150 2500 MHz
> 16 dB 2500 2690 MHz
Dimensions
371 371 40 mm
(14.61 14.61 1.57)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0053 N female
Item no. 84018645
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/20/16/0/V_2
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 15.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 TS2
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
module, only for integration with CPE
enclosure 9091.99.0198
Item no. 84017963
CPE enclosure
Item no. 84017536
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/20/16/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Gain 15.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 TS2
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0050 N female
Item no. 84017681
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/20/18/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 18.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
450 385 20 mm
(17.72 15.16 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1324.17.0023 N male pigtail
(RG58 C/U, 0.45 m) and female adaptor
Item no. 23000939
1324.19.0005 SMA-female
Item no. 22651197
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/25/17/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Polarisation vertical
Gain 16.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Continuous max. power 50 W (CW) at 25
Lightning protection DC grounded
Dimensions
280 280 50 mm
(11.02 11.02 1.97)
Housing material aluminium adonized
Radome material ASA
Windload 88 N at 150 km/h
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0039 N female
Item no. 23025727
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/27/17/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 16.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
340 275 20 mm
(13.89 10.83 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
Item no. 23000940
1324.19.0006 SMA-female
Item no. 22651195
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/35/14/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 14.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
200 200 43 mm
(7.87 7.87 1.69)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1324.17.0042 N female
Item no. 84003299
1324.19.0031 SMA female
Item no. 23010607
1324.26.0031 TNC female
Item no. 23010608
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0168 downtilt/
sidetilt bracket
Item no. 23028430
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/35/15/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 14.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
270 215 20 mm
(10.63 8.46 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
Item no. 23000941
1324.19.0014 SMA female
Item no. 22652628
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SPA 2400/40/11/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 11.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
200 200 43 mm
(7.87 7.87 1.69)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available type
1324.19.0034 SMA female
Item no. 23013572
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0168 downtilt/
sidetilt bracket
Item no. 23028430
Documents
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SPA 2400/40/14/0/DS
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Polarisation dual, slant, 45
Gain 13.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
200 200 43 mm
(7.87 7.87 1.69)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1324.17.0044 N female
Item no. 84006778
1324.26.0043 TNC female
Item no. 84000943
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0168 downtilt/
sidetilt bracket
Item no. 23028430
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SPA 2400/45/12/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 11.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
200 200 43 mm
(7.87 7.87 1.69)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available type
1324.26.0023 TNC female
Item no. 23001493
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0168 downtilt/
sidetilt bracket
Item no. 23028430
Documents
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ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SPA 2400/60/14/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 14.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation 20 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
21 dB at 90
Dimensions
350 150 30 mm
(13.78 5.91 1.18)
Radome material plastic
Radome colour light grey
Environment for outdoor applications
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0056 N female
Item no. 84018648
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
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SPA 2400/60/17/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 17.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
20 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
20 dB at 90
Dimensions
1050 128 28 mm
(41.34 5.04 1.10)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0057 N female
Item no. 84018649
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84018650
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/70/7/0/RX30
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 2.0
Polarisation Rx band linear, + 45 slant
Polarisation Tx band linear, 45 slant
Gain Rx band 29.0 dBi / Tx band 6.5 dBi
3 dB beamwidth horizontal: 70 / vertical: 65
Downtilt 0
DC voltage on center conductor min. + 7 V, max. + 20 V
DC current consumption 20 mA
Max. power + 16 dBm
Dimensions 101 95 32 mm (3.983.741.26)
Radome material ASA
Mounting socket material ASA and aluminium
Operating/storage temperature range 40C to + 80C
Other information
Available types
1324.19.0037 SMA female
Item no. 23014262
1324.26.0037 TNC female
Item no. 23014263
Wall mounting material included
Mounting hardware
9090.99.0020DC-set Item no. 23039383
9091.99.0029mast mounting accessory
Item no. 22649576
9091.99.0080mast mount.and sidetilt acc.
Item no. 22652651
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SPA 2400/75/8/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 7.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
101 80 20 mm
(3.97 3.15 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1324.19.0032 SMA female
Item no. 23019483
1324.26.0024 TNC female
Item no. 23002469
1324.99.0007 TNC female reverse pig-
tail (RG 58 C/U, 0.3 m)
Item no. 23003467
Wall and mast mounting bracket (1 metal band) included,
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0191 optional wall mounting
bracket
Item no. 84011560
Documents
(9091.99.0191)
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SPA 2400/75/9/0/V
Technical data
Impedance / VSWR 50 / 1.5
Gain 8.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
101 95 32 mm
(3.98 3.74 1.26)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1324.17.0006 N female pigtail
(RG 58 C/U, 0.6 m) Item no. 22652578
1324.17.0007 N female pigtail
(RG 58 C/U, 1.83 m) Item no. 22652579
1324.19.0002 SMA female
Item no. 22649580
1324.26.0001 TNC female
Item no. 22651187
1324.35.0001 QMA female
Item no. 84011333
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22649576
Item no. 22652651
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/80/9/0/DS
Technical data
Impedance / VSWR 50 / 1.5
Gain 8.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
101 95 32 mm
(3.98 3.74 1.26)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1324.19.0017 SMA female
Item no. 22659413
1324.26.0017 TNC female
Item no. 22659722
1324.35.0002 QMA female
Item no. 84011334
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22649576
Item no. 22652651
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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vertical
horizontal
ratiation patterns
SPA 2400/85/17/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR
< 2.0 (2200 2400 MHz)
1.5 (2400 2500 MHz)
Gain 16.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
1220 83 35 mm
(48.03 3.27 1.38)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0005 N female
Item no. 22652473
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Documents
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SPA 2400/90/13/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Polarisation linear, horizontal
Gain 13.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
30 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
20 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
27 dB at 135
Dimensions
500 200 30 mm
(19.69 7.87 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0063 N female
Item no. 84018713
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/90/13/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 13.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
30 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
20 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
27 dB at 135
Dimensions
500 200 30 mm
(19.69 7.87 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0058 N female
Item no. 84018655
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/90/17/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 17.0 dBi
3 dB beamwidth vertical 5.5
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
20 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
32 dB at 135
Dimensions
1232 330 27.5 mm
(48.50 12.99 1.08)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0059 N female
Item no. 84018660
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84018670
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2400/120/13/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 13.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
500 200 30 mm
(19.69 7.87 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1324.17.0060 N female
Item no. 84018669
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
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SPA 2500/20/16/0/V_1
Technical data
Frequency range 2400 2500 MHz 2500 2700 MHz
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 15.5 dBi 16.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 TS2
> 20 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 TS2
> 13 dB
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
module, only for integration with
CPE enclosure 9091.99.0198
Item no. 84018764
CPE enclosure
Item no. 84017536
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
69 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 2500/20/16/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
> 20 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 TS2
> 13 dB
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
1325.17.0001 N female
Item no. 84018638
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
70 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 2500/60/17/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
> 20 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
> 30 dB at 90
Dimensions
720 390 28 mm
(28.35 15.35 1.10)
Other information
Available type
1325.17.0002 N female
Item no. 84018653
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
71 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 2500/90/13/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Polarisation horizontal
Gain 13.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
> 22 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
> 25 dB at 135
Dimensions
508 330 30 mm
(20.00 12.99 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1325.17.0005 N female
Item no. 84018714
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
72 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 2500/90/13/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 13.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
> 25 dB
ETSI EN 301525 V1.1.1 CS
> 30 dB at 135
Dimensions
508 330 30 mm
(20.00 12.99 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1325.17.0003 N female
Item no. 84018662
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
73 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 2500/90/17/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 17.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation > 25 dB
Sidelobe suppression > 30 dB at 135
Dimensions
1232 330 30 mm
(48.50 12.99 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1325.17.0004 N female
Item no. 84018663
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84018670
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
74 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 2600/20/16/0/V_1
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Gain 16.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Sidelobe suppression > 13 dB
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
Item no. 84018765
CPE enclosure
Item no. 84017536
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
75 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 2600/20/16/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Gain 16.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
1326.17.0001 N female
Item no. 84018674
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
76 HUBER+SUHNER
77 HUBER+SUHNER
3.6 GHZ LINEAR POLARISED
Omni antennas
3300 3800 MHz 360 7 - 9 dBi 78
3300 3800 MHz 360 10.5 dBi 79
Planar antennas
3300 3800 MHz 8 24.0 dBi 80
3300 3700 MHz 14 19-20 dBi 81
3300 3800 MHz 18 17.0 dBi 82
3400 3700 MHz 18 18.0 dBi 83
3300 3800 MHz 30 1515.5 dBi 84
3300 3800 MHz 50 17.0 dBi 85
3300 3800 MHz 50 1717.5 dBi 86
3400 3700 MHz 60 15.0 dBi 87
3300 3800 MHz 60 1516.5 dBi 88
3300 3800 MHz 60 1517 dBi 89
3400 3700 MHz 65 9.0 dBi 90
3400 3600 MHz 70 17.5 dBi 91
3400 3700 MHz 85 15.0 dBi 92
3400 3600 MHz 85 16.5 dBi 93
3400 3700 MHz 90 14.0 dBi 94
3300 3700 MHz 90 14.5 dBi 95
3300 3800 MHz 80, 85, 90 1416 dBi 96
3400 3700 MHz 120 12.0 dBi 97
3400 3800 MHz 65 18.0 dBi 98 99
3400 3800 MHz 90 17.0 dBi 100 101
78 HUBER+SUHNER
OMNI ANTENNA 3.6 GHZ LINEAR POLARISED
SOA_3500/360/8/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 2.5 < 1.7
Downtilt 0
Elevation 8 dB
Max. power 4 W (CW)
Dimensions
75 mm 580 mm
( 2.95 22.83)
Radome material polypropylene
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0030 N female
Item no. 84018711
Mounting bands included for mast diameter 38 76 mm (1.5" 3")
Documents
79 HUBER+SUHNER
OMNI ANTENNA 3.6 GHZ LINEAR POLARISED
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SOA_3500/360/11/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 2.5 < 1.7
Gain 10.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Elevation 9 dB
Max. power 4 W (CW)
Dimensions
75 mm 1150 mm
( 2.95 45.28)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0031 N female
Item no. 84018712
Mounting bands included for mast diameter 38 76 mm (1.5" 3")
Documents
80 HUBER+SUHNER
PLANAR ANTENNA 3.6 GHZ LINEAR POLARISED
SPA 3500/8/24/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.9 < 2.0
Gain 24.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS5
Cross polarisation ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS5
Sidelobe suppression ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS5
Dimensions
600 600 52 mm
(23.62 23.62 2.05)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0015 N female
Item no. 84018591
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
81 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/14/20/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS5 at 3300 3600 MHz
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS3 at 3600 3700 MHz
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS5 at 3300 3600 MHz
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS3 at 3600 3700 MHz
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS5 at 3300 3600 MHz
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS3 at 3600 3700 MHz
Dimensions
371 371 40 mm
(14.61 14.61 1.57)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0022 N female
Item no. 84018695
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
82 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/18/17/0/VH
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 2
Polarisation dual linear, vertical and horizontal
Gain 17.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1, TS2, TS3
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
1335.19.0003 2 x SMA female
Item no. 84018677
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
port horizontal / horizontal plane
port vertical / vertical plane
83 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/18/18/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 18.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS5
Dimensions
261 261 30 mm
(10.28 10.28 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0020 N female
Item no. 84018693
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
84 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/30/16/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS3
at 3300 3500 MHz
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS2
at 3500 3800 MHz
Cross polarisation
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS3
at 3300 3500 MHz
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS2
at 3500 3800 MHz
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS5
Dimensions
190 190 30.3 mm
(7.48 7.48 1.19)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0018 N female
Item no. 84018676
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84018626
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
85 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/50/17/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Gain 17.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Sidelobe suppression > 25 dB at 95 > 25 dB at 85
Elevation null fill (below horizon)
< 13 dB at 10
< 16 dB at 15
< 18 dB at 20
Dimensions
720 300 15 mm
(28.35 11.81 0.59)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0028 N female
Item no. 84018710
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
86 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/50/18/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Downtilt 0
Azimuth
> 10 dB at 45
> 30 dB at 80
> 8 dB at 45
> 25 dB at 80
Elevation null fill (below horizon)
1
st
Null at 8.5
2
nd
Null at 17
3
rd
Null at 25
< 13 dB
< 18 dB
< 24 dB
Dimensions
720 300 15 mm
(28.35 11.81 0.59)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0029 N female
Item no. 84018709
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
87 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/60/15/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 15.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
350 150 30 mm
(13.78 5.91 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0023 N female
Item no. 84018700
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
88 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/60/16/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.7 1.9
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102) CS3
28 dB
at 3400 3700 MHz
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102) CS3
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102) CS3
at 3400 3700 MHz
Dimensions
500 200 28.6 mm
(19.69 7.87 1.13)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0025 N female
Item no. 84018702
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
89 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/60/17/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio 40 dB 43 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS3
> 20 dB
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS3
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS3
at 3300 3700 MHz
Dimensions
500 200 30 mm
(19.69 7.87 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0016 N female
Item no. 84018592
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
90 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/65/9/0/V
Technical data
Frequency range (MHz) 34003700
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 9.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
101 95 32 mm
(3.98 3.74 1.26)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1335.19.0001 SMA female
Item no. 22652414
1335.26.0001 TNC female
Item no. 23010551
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0029 mast mounting accesory
Item no. 22649576
accessory
Item no. 22652651
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
91 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/70/18/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 17.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
859 53 25 mm
(33.81 2.09 0.98)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available type
1336.17.0005 N female
Item no. 23002674
mast diameter 54 100 mm (2.13" 3.94")
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
92 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/85/15/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 15.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
772 53 25 mm
(30.39 2.09 0.98)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available type
1336.17.0001 N female
Item no. 22652439
mast diameter 54 100 mm (2.13" 3.94")
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
93 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/85/17/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 16.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
859 53 25 mm
(33.81 2.09 0.98)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available type
1336.17.0002 N female
Item no. 22659801
mast diameter 54 100 mm (2.13" 3.94")
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
94 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/90/14/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 14.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102)
CS1, CS2
Dimensions
536 360 30 mm
(21.10 14.17 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0026 N female
Item no. 84018703
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
95 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/90/14/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7 < 2
Gain 14.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102)
CS1, CS2, CS3
Dimensions
536 360 30 mm
(21.10 14.17 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0017 N female
Item no. 84018620
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
96 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/90/16/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
3 dB beamwidth horizontal 85 90 80
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
> 28 dB
Cross polarisation
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
> 25 dB
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
> 27 dB at 135
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
> 25 dB at 3400 3800 MHz
Dimensions
536 360 30 mm
(21.10 14.17 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1335.17.0027 N female
Item no. 84018704
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
97 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3500/120/12/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 12.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
350 150 30 mm
(13.78 5.91 1.18)
Mounting socket colour RAL 9002 (dark grey)
Other information
Available types
1335.17.0024 N female
Item no. 84018701
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
98 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3600/65/18/0/DS
Technical data
Frequency range 34003800 MHz
Impedance / VSWR 50 / < 1.5
Gain 18.0 dBi
3 dB beamwidth 65 horizontal / 5 vertical
Downtilt 0
RPE co-polar ETSI EN 302 085 CS2
RPE cross-polar ETSI EN 302 085 CS2
RPE elevation ETSI EN 302 085 CS2 asymm. patterns
Isolation between ports > 25 dB
Composite power 20 W av. at 60C
Max. PEP 50 W at 60C
Dimensions (without mounting hardware) 95316429 mm (37.526.461.14)
Weight
2.81 kg (6.20 lbs.) 1336.17.0010
4.45 kg (9.81 lbs.) 1336.17.0017
Housing material aluminium anoized
Radome material SANGF 35
Operating / storage temperature range 50C to + 80C
Flammability UL94HB
Other information
Available types
1336.17.0024 N female
Item no. 84020247
1336.17.0025 N female, antenna kit incl.
downtilt bracket 9091.99.0193 and
U-bolt 9091.99.0194
Item no. 84020248
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0193 downtilt bracket for wall
mounting of 1325.17.0010
Item no. 84015651
Mast mounting material (2metal bands) included with 1325.17.0024,
mast diameter 51130 mm (2.01"5.12").
For downtilt pole mounting please use antenna kit 1325.17.0025
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
99 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3600/65/18/0/V
Technical data
Gain 18.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Weight
2.51 kg (5.53 lbs.) 1336.17.0022
4.15 kg (9.15 lbs.) 1336.17.0023
Flammability UL94HB
Other information
Available types
1336.17.0022 N female
Item no. 84020245
U-bolt 9091.99.0194
Item no. 84020246
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84015651
mast diameter 51130 mm (2.01"5.12").
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
100 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3600/90/17/0/DS
Technical data
Gain 17.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions (without mounting hardware) 952.916433 mm (37.526.461.30)
Weight
2.81 kg (6.20 lbs.) 1336.17.0012
4.45 kg (9.81 lbs.) 1336.17.0016
Flammability UL94HB
Other information
Available types
1336.17.0020 N female
Item no. 84020242
U-bolt 9091.99.0194
Item no. 84020243
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84015651
mast diameter 51130 mm (2.01"5.12").
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
101 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 3600/90/17/0/V
Technical data
Gain 17.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Weight
2.51 kg (5.53 lbs.) 1336.17.0018
4.15 kg (9.15 lbs.) 1336.17.0019
Flammability UL94HB
Other information
Available types
1336.17.0018 N female
Item no. 84020239
U-bolt 9091.99.0194
Item no. 84020240
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84015651
mast diameter 51130 mm (2.01"5.12").
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
102 HUBER+SUHNER
103 HUBER+SUHNER
5 GHZ LINEAR POLARISED
Omni antennas
5150 5875 MHz 360 3.0 dBi 104
5150 5875 MHz 360 8.0 dBi 105
5625 5875 MHz 360 9.0 dBi 106
5725 5875 MHz 360 12.0 dBi 107
5725 5875 MHz 360 15.0 dBi 108
Planar antennas
5150 5875 MHz 4.5 28.0 dBi 109
5150 5875 MHz 6 26.0 dBi 110 111
5150 5875 MHz 9 22.0 dBi 112
5150 5875 MHz 9 21.5-22 dBi 113
5150 5875 MHz 9 23.0 dBi 114 117
5150 5875 MHz 17 18.0 dBi 118
5150 5875 MHz 18 1819 dBi 119
5150 5875 MHz 40 13.5 dBi 120
5150 5875 MHz 60 10.0 dBi 121
5150 5875 MHz 60 9.5 dBi 122
5150 5875 MHz 60 15.0 dBi 123
5150 5875 MHz 60 16.0 dBi 124
5150 5875 MHz 60 15/16 dBi 125
5150 5875 MHz 60 16.5 dBi 126
5150 5875 MHz 60 1617 dBi 127
5150 5875 MHz 65 11.5 dBi 128
5150 5875 MHz 90 14.0 dBi 129 131
5150 5875 MHz 90 16.5 dBi 132
5150 5875 MHz 90 17.0 dBi 133
4900 5875 MHz 90, 100 17.0 dBi 134
5150 5875 MHz 120 15.0 dBi 135 136
5725 5875 MHz 4.5 28.0 dBi 137
5150 5875 MHz 120 15.0 dBi 138
104 HUBER+SUHNER
OMNI ANTENNA 5 GHZ LINEAR POLARISED
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SOA_5600/360/3/20/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 3.0 dBi
Downtilt 20
Dimensions
86 mm 43 mm
( 3.39 1.69)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1356.17.0006 N female
Item no. 23028910
1356.19.0006 SMA female
Item no. 23034149
Ceiling mounting material included.
Documents
105 HUBER+SUHNER
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SOA_3600/360/8/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 2.0
Gain 8.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Elevation > 10 dB
Dimensions
60 mm 700 mm
( 2.36 27.56)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0037 N female
Item no. 84018755
Mounting bands included for mast diameter 64 114 mm (2.5" 4.5")
Documents
106 HUBER+SUHNER
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SOA_5800/360/9/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 9.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
50 mm 540 mm
( 1.97 21.26)
Other information
Available type
1358.17.0008 N female
Item no. 84018753
Mounting clamps included for mast diameter 38 76 mm (1.5" 3")
Documents
107 HUBER+SUHNER
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SOA_5800/360/12/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 12.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
50 mm 680 mm
( 1.97 26.77)
Other information
Available type
1358.17.0009 N female
Item no. 84018756
Documents
108 HUBER+SUHNER
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
SOA_5800/360/15/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 15.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
75 mm 1280 mm
( 2.95 50.39)
Other information
Available type
1358.17.0010 N female
Item no. 84018757
Documents
109 HUBER+SUHNER
PLANAR ANTENNA 5 GHZ LINEAR POLARISED
SPA 5600/5/28/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Gain 28.0 dBi
3 dB beamwidth horizontal 4.5
Downtilt 0
ETSI EN 302 085 V 1.1.2 (2001-02)
TS1 TS5
Dimensions
600 600 51 mm
(23.62 23.62 2.01)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0009 N female
Item no. 84007204
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
110 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/6/26/0/V_1
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 26.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS5
> 30 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS3
> 20 dB
Sidelobe suppression ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS5
Dimensions
450 450 30 mm
(17.72 17.72 1.18)
Other information
Available type
Item no. 84018770
CPE enclosure
Item no. 84017536
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
111 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/6/26/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 26.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS5
> 30 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS3
> 20 dB
Dimensions
450 450 30 mm
(17.72 17.72 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0026 N female
Item no. 84018718
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
112 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/9/22/0/V_1
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 22.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS3
Dimensions
305 305 15 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.59)
Other information
Available type
Item no. 84017962
CPE enclosure
Item no. 84017536
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
113 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/9/22/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.9 1.7
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102)
TS1 TS3
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102)
TS1 TS3
Dimensions
305 305 15 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.59)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0020 N female
Item no. 84018621
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
114 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/9/23/0/V_1
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 23.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102) TS3
20 dB
Sidelobe suppression ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102) TS3
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
Item no. 84017965
CPE enclosure
Item no. 84017536
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
115 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/9/23/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Gain 23.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
ETSI EN 302 085 V 1.1.2 (2001-02)
TS1 TS5
Dimensions
305 305 25 mm
(12.01 12.01 0.98)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0008 N female
Item no. 84007203
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
116 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/9/23/0/VH_1
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 23.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS3
> 30 dB
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS3
Max. power 6 W (CW)
Dimensions
371 371 40 mm
(14.61 14.61 1.57)
Windload and survival 389 N at 220 km/h (137 mph)
Other information
Available type
1356.19.0015 2 SMA female antenna
Item no. 84018769
CPE enclosure
Item no. 84017536
ratiation patterns
117 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/9/23/0/VH
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 23.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS3 > 30 dB
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS3
Dimensions
371 371 40 mm
(14.61 14.61 1.57)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0025 2 N female
Item no. 84018717
Mounting hardware
Item no. 8407205
Documents
ratiation patterns
118 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/17/18/0/VH
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.7
Gain 18.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. TS1TS3
> 20 dB
Dimensions
190 190 30.5 mm
(7.48 7.48 1.20)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0023 2 N female
Item no. 84018715
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007205
Documents
ratiation patterns
119 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/18/19/0/V
Technical data
Frequency range (MHz)
5150
5250
5250
5350
5350
5725
5725
5875
Gain 18.0 dBi 19.0 dBi 18.5 dBi 18.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 32 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS3
> 30 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 32 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS3
> 21 dB
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 32 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS3
at 5150 5725 MHz
ETSI EN 32 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS2
at 5725 5875 MHz
8 dB at 5150 5350 MHz
ETSI EN 32 085 V1.1.2 TS1 TS3
at 53505875 MHz
Dimensions
190 190 30.5 mm
(7.48 7.48 1.20)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0024 N female
Item no. 84018716
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84018626
Documents
01.02.1022 mounting instructions
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
120 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/40/14/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 13.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
101 80 20 mm
(3.97 3.15 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1356.19.0008 SMA female
Item no. 23041808
1356.26.0003 TNC female
Item no. 23041810
Wall and mast mounting bracket (1metal band) included,
mast diameter 40 60 mm (1.57" 2.36")
Mounting hardware
bracket
Item no. 84011560
Documents
(9091.99.0191)
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
121 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/60/10/0/DS
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.7
Gain 10.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
101 95 32 mm
(3.97 3.74 1.26)
Radome material ASA
Mounting socket colour RAL 7043 (dark grey)
Other information
Available types
1356.19.0009 SMA female
Item no. 84003542
1356.26.0009 TNC female
Item no. 84003545
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22649576
accessory
Item no. 22652651
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
122 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/60/10/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 9.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
101 80 20 mm
(3.97 3.15 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1356.19.0001 SMA female
Item no. 23031384
1356.26.0001 TNC female
Item no. 23041716
mast diameter 40 60 mm (1.57" 2.36")
Mounting hardware
bracket
Item no. 84011560
Documents
(9091.99.0191)
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
123 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/60/15/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 15.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200106)
CS1CS3
> 24 dB
Elevation null fill below horizon
1
st
Null
2
nd
Null
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
< 15 dB at 10
< 25 dB at 20
Dimensions
436 250 10 mm
(17.17 9.84 0.39)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0032 N female
Item no. 84018737
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
124 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/60/16/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 16.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200106)
CS1CS3
> 24 dB
1
st
Null
2
nd
Null
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
< 15 dB at 10
< 25 dB at 20
Dimensions
436 250 10 mm
(17.17 9.84 0.39)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0021 N female
Item no. 84018622
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
125 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/60/16/0/VH
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain
vertical port
horizontal port
16.0 dBi
15.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3
> 24 dB
1
st
Null
2
nd
Null
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
< 15 dB at 10
< 25 dB at 20
Dimensions
436 250 10 mm
(17.17 9.84 0.39)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0033 2 N female
Item no. 84018738
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
126 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/60/17/0/H_1
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 16.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3
> 30 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3
> 23 dB
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3 > 25 dB at 90
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3 12 dB
Dimensions
350 150 30 mm
(13.78 5.91 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0028 N female
Item no. 84018722
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
127 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/60/17/0/V
Technical data
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102)
CS1CS3
> 35 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102)
CS1CS3
> 28 dB
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102)
CS1CS3
> 25 dB at 90
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200102)
CS1CS3
> 16 dB
Dimensions
350 150 30 mm
(13.78 5.91 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0011 N female
Item no. 84012278
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
128 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/65/12/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5
Gain 11.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
101 80 20 mm
(3.97 3.15 0.79)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1356.19.0002 SMA female
Item no. 23041806
1356.26.0002 TNC female
Item no. 23041809
mast diameter 40 60 mm (1.57" 2.36")
Mounting hardware
bracket
Item no. 84011560
Documents
(9091.99.0191)
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
129 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/90/14/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 14.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
Azimuth
Elevation
> 25 dB
> 15 dB
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
28 dB at 135
5
10
15
20
25
< 3.5 dB
< 14 dB
< 16 dB
< 18 dB
< 22 dB
Dimensions
436 250 10 mm
(17.17 9.84 0.39)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0035 N female
Item no. 84018752
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
130 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/90/14/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 14.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
> 21 dB
Azimuth ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
30 dB at 135
1
st
Null
2
nd
Null
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
< 15 dB at 10
< 25 dB at 20
Dimensions
436 250 10 mm
(17.17 9.84 0.39)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0034 N female
Item no. 84018741
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
131 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/90/14/0/VH
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 14.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation
Azimuth
Elevation
> 25 dB
> 15 dB
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS1CS3
> 30 dB at 135
1
st
Null
2
nd
Null
2
rd
Null
4
th
Null
< 3.5 dB at 5
< 14 dB at 10
< 16 dB at 15
< 18 dB at 20
Dimensions
860 272 10 mm
(33.86 10.71 0.39)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0039 2 N female
Item no. 84021272
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84018670
Documents
132 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/90/17/0/H
Technical data
Gain 16.5 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3 > 30 dB
Cross polarisation
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3
> 28 dB
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3
5150 5350 MHz: CS1CS3
5725 5875 MHz: CS1CS2 > 20 dB
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3
> 25 dB at 135
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (200106)
CS1CS3 > 12 dB
Dimensions 53026027 mm (20.8710.241.06)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0030 N female
Item no. 84018726
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
133 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/90/17/0/V_1
Technical data
Gain 17.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (20012006)
CS1CS3
> 30 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (20012006)
CS1CS3
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (20012006)
CS1CS3
> 25 dB at 135
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (20012006)
CS1CS3
Dimensions
530 330 11 mm
(20.87 12.99 0.43)
Other information
Available type
Item no. 84018771
CPE enclosure
Item no. 84017536
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
134 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/90/17/0/V
Technical data
Frequency range (MHz) 49005150 51505875
Gain 17.0 dBi
3 dB beamwidth horizontal 100 90
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (20012006)
CS1CS3
> 35 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (20012006)
CS1CS3
> 20 dB
Azimuth
Elevation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (20012006)
CS1CS3
> 30 dB at 135
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 (20012006)
CS1CS3
Dimensions
550 250 17.5 mm
(21.65 9.84 0.69)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0019 N female
Item no. 84017908
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
135 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/120/15/0/H
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 15.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS3
> 32 dB
Cross polarisation
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS3
> 17 dB
Sidelobe suppression ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS3
Dimensions
550 200 75 mm
(21.65 7.87 2.95)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0031 N female
Item no. 84018728
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
136 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5600/120/15/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 15.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Front to back ratio ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. CS3
Cross polarisation ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. CS3
Sidelobe suppression ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. CS3
Dimensions
550 250 17 mm
(21.65 9.84 0.67)
Other information
Available type
1356.17.0018 N female
Item no. 84017907
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
137 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5800/4/28/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.7
Gain 28.0 dBi
3 dB beamwidth horizontal 4.5
Downtilt 0
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2. (200102)
TS1TS5
Dimensions
600 600 50 mm
(23.62 23.62 1.97)
Other information
Available type
1358.17.0006 N female
Item no. 84018719
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
138 HUBER+SUHNER
SPA 5800/120/15/0/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Gain 15.0 dBi
Downtilt 0
Cross polarisation ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS3
ETSI EN 302 085 V1.1.2 CS3
> 28 dB at 30
Dimensions
500 200 30 mm
(19.69 7.87 1.18)
Other information
Available type
1358.17.0007 N female
Item no. 84018729
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84007206
Documents
ratiation patterns
horizontal
vertical
139 HUBER+SUHNER
YOUR NOTES
140 HUBER+SUHNER
141 HUBER+SUHNER
DUALBAND 2.4 5 GHZ
Planar antennas
2400 5875 MHz 55, 75 9.0 dBi 142 143
Omni antennas
2400 5875 MHz 360 > 4.0 dBi 144
142 HUBER+SUHNER
PLANAR ANTENNA DUALBAND 2.4 5 GHZ
SWA 2456/75/9/0/DF
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.5 1.5
3 dB beamwidth horizontal 75 55
3 dB beamwidth vertical 55 55
Front to back ratio 15 dB 15 dB
Isolation beween ports 25 dB 30 dB
Dimensions
101 95 32 mm
(3.98 3.74 1.26)
Radome material ASA
radiation patterns
horizontal 2450
vertical 2450
143 HUBER+SUHNER
Other information
Available types
1399.19.0025 SMA female
excl. 2.4/5.6 GHz diplexer
Item no. 84006786
1399.19.0026 SMA female
incl. 2.4/5.6 GHz diplexer
Item no. 84006788
1399.19.0029 SMA female
incl. diplexer, DC ground
Item no. 84019288
1399.26.0041 TNC female
Item no. 84006789
1399.26.0042 TNC female
incl. 2.4/5.6 GHz diplexer
Item no. 84006790
1399.30.0001 QN female
Item no. 84010815
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22649576
accessory
Item no. 22652651
Unterlagen
horizontal 5600
vertical 5600
radiation patterns
144 HUBER+SUHNER
OMNI ANTENNA DUALBAND 2.4 5 GHZ
SWA 2459/360/4/45/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.7
Gain > 4.0 dBi
Dimensions
86 43 mm
( 3.39 1.69)
Radome material ASA
Other information
Available types
1399.17.0040 N female
Item no. 84000442
1399.19.0024 SMA female
Item no. 84000441
1399.26.0040 TNC female
Item no. 8406421
Ceiling mounting meterial included
Documents
radiation patterns
horizontal 2400
vertical 2400
horizontal 5600
vertical 5600
145 HUBER+SUHNER
YOUR NOTES
146 HUBER+SUHNER
147 HUBER+SUHNER
BROADBAND
Product Page
SENCITY Optima 148 149
SENCITY Art 150
SENCITY Avant 151
Planar 152
Mounting accessories 153
148 HUBER+SUHNER
SENCITY
OPTIMA BROADBAND ANTENNA

SWA 0764/360/6/30/V
Technical data
Frequency range (MHz) 6901100 11001710 17103300 33004500 45006000 60006400
Impedance 50
VSWR 2.0 1.7 1.7 1.5 1.7 1.5
Gain 5.0 dBi
1
6.5 dBi 7.5 dBi 7.5 dBi 8.5 dBi 8.5 dBi
PIM:
GSM 900, DAMPS, GSM 1800, PCS,
GSM 1900, UMTS, SDMA 2000,
2.3 2.7 GHz, 3.4 3.8 GHz
145 dBc at 2 +30 dBm
Grounding radiator grounded for remote connectivity surveillance
1) When mounted on a 0.25 m ground plane
Dimensions 321 69 mm ( 12.64 2.72) excl. connector
Weight 1.0kg (2.21 lbs.)
Radome material ABS UL94V-0
Radome colour RAL 9010 (white)
Environmental classification this antenna is designed for indoor use
Other information
Available types
1399.17.0085 N female
Item no. 84019316
1399.26.0043 TNC female
Item no. 84024374
3 plastic screws for false ceiling mounting included in the antenna shipment.
Thickness of false ceiling to be 30 mm.
Mounting hardware
Item no. 84024380
Documents
DOC-0000239894 mounting instruction
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WIMAX 3.6 GHz
WLAN 5 GHz
AMPS / GSM900 / CDMA
SENCITY
OPTIMA BROADBAND ANTENNA

WLAN and WiMAX 2.5 GHz
150 HUBER+SUHNER
900 MHz
UMTS
2400 MHz
5600 MHz
SENCITY
ART BROADBAND ANTENNA

SWA 0859/360/4/10/V
Technical data
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.5
Dimensions
200 100 mm
( 7.87 3.94)
Radiator material brass with Polyurethane powder coating
Back/base plane material brass with Polyurethane powder coating
Other information
Available types
1399.17.0037 N female (light blue
PANTONE 277C and grey RAL 7043)
Item no. 23040329
1399.17.0055 N female
(completely grey-white RAL 9018)
Item no. 84006023
1399.26.0037 TNC female (light blue
Item no. 23040330
1399.30.0004 QN female (light blue
Item no. 84016867
Mounting hardware
9091.99.0095 optional
(see mounting instruction)
Item no. 84001045
Unterlagen
ratiation patterns
horizontal vertical
151 HUBER+SUHNER
SENCITY
AVANT INDOOR ANTENNA

SWA 0860/360/4/0/V-1
Multiband antenna: TDMA, D-AMPS, GSM900, GSM1800,
GSM/PCS1900, UMTS, 2.4, 3.5, 4.9 Public safety,
5.3 and 5.8 GHz bands
Technical data
Frequency range (MHz) 806824 824960 17102170 24002700 34003700 49005935
Impedance 50
VSWR < 1.9 < 1.6 < 1.8 < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.6
Gain (using a 1 m ground panel) 6.0 dBi 6.0 dBi 8.5 dBi 9.5 dBi 9.5 dBi 8.5 dBi
Mechanical properties
Dimensions 255 78 90 mm (10.04 3.07 3.54)
Radome material high impact acrylic styrene acrylonitrile (HRA150)
Radome colour RAL 9010 (white)
Back/base plane material aluminium with polyurethane powder coating
Back/base plane colour RAL 9010 (white)
Other information
Available types
1399.17.0086 N female
Item no. 84019732
Documents
Material:
The antenna is designed according to the military standard MIL-F-14072D, which guarantees a long-life without corrosion.
Note:
Not applicable for trainborne applications
152 HUBER+SUHNER
900 MHz
1800 MHz
UMTS
2400 MHz
PLANAR BROADBAND ANTENNA
SWA 0824/55/8/0/V
Technical data
Frequency range (MHz)
824
980
1710
1990
2050
2170
2400
2500
Impedance 50
VSWR 1.8
Gain 8.0 dBi 6.5 dBi 3.5 dBi 8.5 dBi
3 dB beamwidth vertikal 55
Downtilt 0
Dimensions
247 247 40 mm
(9.72 9.72 1.57)
Radome material ASA
Windload max. 119 N at 160 km/h (100 mph)
Other information
Available types
1399.17.0063 N female
Item no. 84008909
Wall and mast mounting material (2 metal bands) included.
Mast diameter 54 100 mm (2.13 3.94).
Mounting hardware
Item no. 22652443
Item no. 22652639
Unterlagen
ratiation patterns
horizontal vertical
153 HUBER+SUHNER
PLANAR ANTENNA MOUNTING BRACKET
Downtilt bracket
Technical data
Available types
9091.99.0183 mast diameter 2576 mm
(1.0" 3.0")
Item no. 84007205
(1.0" 3.0")
Item no. 84018626
Dimensions
bracket: 9091.99.0183 = 100 mm
bracket: 9091.99.0201 = 66 mm
Design
Azimuth resolution step 2 on wall
Tilt resolution step 2 on pole and wall
Payload max. 20 kg
Material
Brackets AL.AL.LM2-T6 with chemical coating
Fasteners stainless steel
Documents
For further technical details please refer to our data sheet.
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Technical data
Available types
9091.99.0202 mast diameter 63.5114.3 mm
(2.75" 3.5")
Item no. 84018650
9091.99.0203 mast diameter 63.5114.3 mm
(2.75" 3.5")
Item no. 84018670
Design
Tilt adjustment 0 to 10
Tilt resolution step 1
Payload max. 20 kg
Materials
Brackets AL.AL.LM2-T6 with chemical coating
Clamps stainless steel
Fasteners steel zinc plated
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Downtilt bracket
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Downtilt bracket
Technical data
Available type
(2.75" 3.5")
Item no. 84007206
Downtilt angle 0 to 10
Design
Tilt range 0 to 10
Payload max. 20 kg
Materials
Brackets steel, zinc plated
Clamps steel, zinc plated
Fasteners steel, zinc plated
Documents
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Technical data
Available types
9091.99.0096 includes 2 rawlplugs and 2 wood-
screws 4.0 / 30
Item no. 84024380
Material stainless steel
Documents
DOC-0000239894 mounting instruction
Mounting bracket SENCITY
OPTIMA antennas
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SENCITY
ANTENNAS MOUNTING ACCESSORIES

Mast mounting accessory
Type number 9091.99.0029
Item no. 22649576
Mast diameter 40 60 mm (1.58" 2.36")
Mast mounting and downtilt accessory
Item no. 22652651
Mast diameter 40 60 mm (1.58" 2.36")
For wall mounting, sidetilt, mast mounting horizontal and vertical.
WLL sidetilt / downtilt bracket
Item no. 23028430
Mast diameter 54 100 mm (2.13" 3.94")
Metal bands are included as standard in the antenna packaging
(not included in sidetilt and downtilt packaging).
Sidetilt 45, downtilt 30
Slim-line downtilt bracket
Item no. 22652443
Mast diameter 54 100 mm (2.13" 3.94")
Metal bands are included as standard in the antenna packaging
(not included in the downtilt bracket shipment).
Mounting bands (2 bands)
Type number Item no. Mast diameter
9091.99.0074 22652587 50 370 mm (1.95" 14.57")
9091.99.0075 22652633 92 140 mm (3.62" 5.51")
9091.99.0079 22652698
50 370 mm (1.95" 14.57")
(one metal band only)
9091.99.0092 23002846 54 100 mm (2.13" 3.94")
9091.99.0126 23010144 60 390 mm (2.36" 15.35")
Others upon request.
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COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS AND GLOSSARY
Product Page
Power splitter 156 157
Lightning protectors 158 161
Cables / pigtails 162
Fiber optic products 163
Glossary 164 165
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COMPLEMENTARY RF PRODUCTS POWER SPLITTERS
Description
HUBER+SUHNER Power Splitters are low loss reactive splitters for the
distribution of RF signals to radio transceiver antenna systems including
radiating cables. The RF power is evenly split to all outputs with excellent
amplitude and phase balance.
A broad range of power splitters with N and DIN 7/16 connectors has
been designed to split even high power multi-carrier signals of all exist-
ing mobile phone systems. Multiband units simplify logistics for OEMs
and multi-system operators. 400 MHz range products support security
and emergency systems like TETRA and Tetrapol. Smaller units with SMA
connectors can be provided for picocell wireless communication systems
(WLL, WLAN, ISM, WiFi, WiMax).
Features
superior RF performance, low VSWR and Insertion Loss
PIM level typically -150 dBc (3rd order, N and 7/16 connector
styles)
available in the frequency range from 360 MHz to 6 GHz
2-way, 3-way and 4-way configurations
DC continuity for outdoor powering
rugged and reliable design
waterproof IP 65 (N and 7/16 connector styles)
outdoor installation supported by special outdoor units with protective
cover
Technical data
Electrical data Requirements
Impedance 50
Frequency range according to shown product specification, basic range from 380 MHz to 6 GHz
RL (Return loss) refer to shown product specification
IL (Insertion loss) 0.2 dB max. refer to shown product specification
PIM according to product detail specification (data sheet)
RF average power
500 W for N and 7/16 styles
100 W for SMA styles
Nominal split loss
2 way splitters 3.0 dB
Isolation between ports
4 way splitter 12.0 dB
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Mechanical data Requirements
Coupling nut torque force according to IEC/MIL specifications
Durability (matings) 500 min.
Environmental data Requirements/Test conditions
Operation temperature range 40 C...+ 85 C/ 40 F...+ 185 F
Waterproof degree (IEC 60529) IP65 (SMA styles IP64)
Temperature shock MIL-STD-202, Meth. 107, Cond. B
Moisture resistance MIL-STD-202, Meth. 106
Vibration MIL-STD-202, Meth. 204, Cond. D
The product is designed to meet the cited test procedures. Any additional or different requirements arising from
specific applications or environmental conditions not covered by the test specifications mentioned above are
subject to request and need to be confirmed by the single product detail specification.
We recommend additional taping for long term outdoor applications in any case.
Material data (splitters with 7/16 connectors)
Component part Standard Material Plating
Housings QQ-B-626 brass SUCOPLATE
Male contacts QQ-B-626 brass silver plating
Female contacts QQ-C-530 CuBe2 silver plating
Insulators ASTM-D-1457 PTFE
Gaskets ASTM-E-1418 PS 1 silicone rubber
Material data (splitters with N or SMA connectors)
Component part Standard Material Plating
Housings QQ-B-626 brass SUCOPLATE
Male contacts QQ-B-626 brass gold plating
Female contacts QQ-C-530 CuBe2 gold plating
Insulators ASTM-D-1457 PTFE
Gaskets ASTM-E-1418 PS 1 silicone rubber
System
System frequency
range (MHz)
Connectors
input/output
Mounting
M -screw
brk - bracket HUBER+SUHNER type
WLL, WLAN
ISM
2100-2500
SMA male - 2 x SMA female 5502.19.0004
WiFi
WiMax
2000-6000
N male - 2 x N female brk, M6 5504.17.0004
N female - 2 x N female brk, M6 5504.17.0005
COMPLEMENTARY RF PRODUCTS POWER SPLITTERS
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GPS
COMPLEMENTARY RF PRODUCTS LIGHTNING PROTECTORS
Solution for wireless communication systems
The frequency bands of commercial interest between 2.4 GHz and 6
GHz are experiencing a boom of new radio applications. HUBER+
SUHNER have now developed lightning protection components for
such applications which satisfy the requirements of the next few years.
New technologies are giving consideration to the trend to develop ever
smaller and more sensitive communication devices operating at higher
frequencies.
Exposed installations call for increased protection
Damage to or destruction of transmitter and receiver systems by lightning
are a well-known problem. Antennas with active outdoor units (base sta-
tion) are typically installed at elevated points to achieve optimal wave
propagation. As a result, such installations are particularly exposed and
therefore prone to electromagnetic pulses such as those generated by
lightning. They have always been protected against possible destruction.
The most important related rules are recorded in international standards
according to IEC 62305.
Radio communication systems are inherently at risk because they are con-
nected to transmission lines that are always exposed to lightning during
thunderstorms and therefore capture energy by induction or direct hits. In
wireless telecommunications, the effects of system downtime / availability
are especially crucial besides the actual physical damage or destruction
caused.
The significance of appropriate protection is rising continuously, since the
sensitivity of electronic circuits is constantly increasing as miniaturisation
progresses. Moreover, the risk of damage to network operators is increas-
ing as a result of network extensions and the related rise in the number
and exposure of base stations.
Most important for making the right selection of suitable lightning pro-
tection components is knowledge of the interfaces. All incoming and
outgoing lines require protection. The passive antenna is connected by a
coaxial line with the outdoor unit (base station). Highly suitable protec-
tive components for this application include quarter-wave protectors of
the Series 3400 or gas capsule protectors of the Series 3406.
The outdoor unit (base station) may also be connected with the indoor
unit through a data line (twisted pair line, TP). For this, a data line protec-
tor of Series 3414 will be found to be an ideal solution. In connection
with active outdoor electronic devices, it is common to additionally trans-
mit a supply voltage through the line between the indoor and outdoor
unit (base station). This requirement is supported by the Power over Eth-
ernet (PoE) functionality of the Series 3414.
With regard to performance and design, mechanical design and mate-
rial selection, these products fully meet the proven quality standards of
HUBER+SUHNER. Ruggedness, reliability and long-term stability can be
taken for granted, a fact underscored by the typical LP ten-year warranty.
These protection components can all be applied also in other areas such
as defence, security, navigation, etc.
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1. Quarter-wave protectors series 3400
2. Slim line gas capsule protectors series 3406
3. Signal/data line protectors series 3414
All protectors provide protection against direct and indi-
rect interferences of lightning, but also NEMP (Nuclear
Electromagnetic Pulse) and other surge signals.
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Selection Guidance
Properties of available HUBER+SUHNER protection principles
Quarter-wave protectors (series 3400)
Quarter-wave surge arrestors offer unsurpassed protection and RF trans-
mission performance as well as mechanical ruggedness and reliability.
They are capable of discharging both partial lightning currents up to
100 kA (pulse shape 10/350 s) and coupled-in interference currents
(pulse shape 8/20 s). Their residual pulse voltage and energy values
are very low and are better than the requirements of radio systems. The
operating bandwidth of these protective components has ceased to be a
problem today. Only DC cannot be simultaneously transmitted.
broadband and narrowband units available
maintenance-free
highest surge current handling capability
N: 50 kA (8/20 s test pulse)
lowest residual surge pulse voltage and energy
best IM performance
DC/AC powering via coaxial cable not possible
products with integrated high-pass filter with even further reduced resi-
dual pulse (series 3407) available
Slim Line gas capsule protectors (series 3406)
Compared to quarter-wave protectors, gas capsule protectors have the
advantage of offering broadband capabilities. This enables low frequen-
cies of any value to be transmitted simultaneously with DC currents. The
protection characteristics are a function of the gas capsule selected.
wide-band operation DC to 5.8 GHz
surge current handling 10 kA once and 5 kA multiple
gas capsule fix installed
slim inline design
DC/AC powering via coaxial cable possible
bulkhead mounting/grounding
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Data line protectors (series 3414)
Data line protectors are surge voltage protection components for sym-
metric data lines (twisted pair lines). They have been optimised for very
fast Ethernet data transmission and offer excellent protection thanks to
their hybrid design. Surge voltages are effectively reduced in two stages
(coarse and fine protection).
data line coarse and fine protection solution for STP / UTP data lines
different DLP units available up to Class D (CAT5)
for high speed ethernet data transmission units
available for indoor and outdoor applications up to waterproof IP
rating IP68
rugged metal housing
maintenance free
PoE Power over Ethernet acc. IEEE 802.3.af for Ethernet data trans-
mision equipment
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COMPLEMENTARY RF PRODUCTS CABLES/PICTAILS
Assemblies to customer specification
Cables: corrugated, RG types and halogen free Enviroflex
Connectors: TNC, N, SMA for all types of RF cables.
Special variants for use with reverse TNC and SMA
The RF interconnect path between antenna and the access point is criti-
cal, using low cost or poorly manufactured cable and connectors can
quickly eliminate any advantage that the antenna gain allows.
In todays RF broadband networks, established flexible coax cables are
used (RG214, RG 223 or RG316). As an alternative to the RG variants,
HUBER+SUHNER can offer a full range of Enviroflex coaxial cables.
These deliver the same electrical performance as RG types, yet are halo-
gen free and environmentally friendly. We recommend the use of high
quality interconnect to further improve system performance and maximise
the benefits of Antenna replacement. Complete cable assemblies prevent
common failures often introduced through dirt or dampness when termi-
nating on-site. For outdoor systems, it is considered best practice to over
wrap connector joints with self-amalgamating tape or proprietary water-
proofing material.
Overview of typical cable attenuation
2.4 GHz 5.3 GHz 5.8 GHz Item no..
RG 214 0.45 0.75 0.85 22510057
RG 223 0.82 1.35 1.43 22510072
RG 316 1.47 not specified not specified 22510079
EF 316 D 1.54 2.51 2.66 22512281
EF 393 0.49 0.86 0.92 22512282
EF 400 0.87 1.46 1.55 22512280
1/2" Highflex 0.17 0.27 0.28 22512114
1/2" Highflex UL 0.17 0.27 0.28 23004721
all values in dB / m
The diagram outlines the per-

formance of a cable specified to
3GHz pushed above its nominal
frequency of operation. The end
result is that the attenuation drasti-
cally increases in a non-linear
manner.
Express Shop: Low quantities of
our standard cable assemblies
delivered within 48 Hours.
Pigtails: We can deliver assem-
blies for all common WLAN
access points. Types include TNC,
Cable above spe-
cified band: rapid,
non-linear rise in
attenuation
Cable within specified band: low,
linear increase in attenuation
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COMPLEMENTARY FIBER OPTIC PRODUCTS CONNECTORS
Outdoor connector ODC-plug/socket
Features
2 channels
multimode and singlemode
compact design with 2 1.25 mm ferrules
built-in socket available as square or hexagonal flange
water proof, dust proof and corrosion resistant
screwed locking mechanism
one-hand blind mating possible
attached protection cap
EMI immunity
4-fiber ODC assemblies are available on request.
Specifications
technology full ceramic ferrule and sleeve
tuning 90 steps
mechanical resistance
ODC plug 800 N tensile load with cable 02-.../FJ(ZN)Z-G17
ODC socket 30 N tensile load with cable 2 01-/FJH-D17
operating temperature 40C up to + 85 C depending on cable type
mating durability min. 200 cycles
protection class IP 67
salt mist IEC 61300-2-26 passed
vibration IEC 61300-2-1 passed
Optical performance
insertion loss
IEC 61300-3-34
multimode typ. 0.25 dB max. 0.70 dB
singlemode typ. 0.40 dB max. 1.00 dB
Assembled outdoor connector ODC
Features
robust minicord-breakout or tactical field cable
halogen free and low smoke
highest mechanical resistance
all cable assemblies tested
Cable code
for assemblies Cable type Operating temperature
17Z02FG0 02-/FJ(ZN)Z-G17 40 C up to +70 C
09Z02FG0 02-/FSN(ZN)Z-G60 40 C up to +85 C
17H02FD0 2 01-/FJH-D17 40 C up to +70 C
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AP Access Point. Base station providing a connection to a Wireless LAN through a defined radio cell.
Bluetooth Radio technology for mobile telephones, PDAs, Notebooks, and Network peripherals to IEEE802.11 standard
in the 2.4GHz band. Maximum range 10m, modulated signal through frequency hopping.
CPE Customer Premise Equipement
CSMA/CA Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Avoidance: MAC-Protocol, standard access method for Wireless
LANS to IEEE 802.11.
DECT Digital enhanced cordless Telecommunications: Flexible high end standard for micro cellular radio networks
with a cell radius of approx. 300m. Also user as a carrier technology for WAP
DFS Dynamique frequency selection
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DMAP Multimedia Access Profile: improved DECT Standard.
DS Distribution System. Connecting multiple cells together over a common infrastructure.
DSSS Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum. Spreading of a small band signal over a wide frequency.
EAP Extensible Authentification Protocol. Relevant to point to point systems
EiRP Effective Radiated Power from the Antenna. Calculated from the sum of transmit power, antenna gain and
cable losses.
EMC Electromagnetic Compatability
ETS 300 328 Radio Network Standard
ETSI European Telecommunication Standards Institute
ESS Extended Service Set. Designation for extended WLANs consisting of multiple radio cells.
FHSS Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum
GSM Global System for Mobile Communications
GPRS General Packet Radio Service. Data communication protocol in mobile networks
(HF) Einheiten: GHz, MHz, Hz The international unit for frequency is the Hertz (Hz). A Megahertz (MHz) represents a thousand Hertz, and
GHz represents a million Hertz.
HiperLAN High Performance Radio Local Area Network.
Hub A network element allows multiple output ports from a single network connection. These bring further or wider
connection points for peripherals (i.e. Access Points)
IBSS Independent Basic Service Set: stand alone WLAN (Adhoc Network).
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.
IEEE 802.11 IEEE-Standard for Wireless LAN, 2.4 GHz
IEEE 802.11a IEEE-Standard for Wireless LAN bis 54 Mbps, 5 GHz
IEEE 802.11b IEEE-Standard for Wireless LAN bis 11 Mbps, at 2.4 GHz
IEEE 802.11g IEEE-Standard for High-Rate-Wireless LAN up to 54 Mbps, at 2.4 GHz
IEEE 802.11u IEEE-Standard for Wireless LAN for MIMO applications with increased data rates at 2.4 GHz
IEEE 802.16-2004 IEEE-Standard for fixed WiMAX
IEEE 802.16c-2005 IEEE-Standard for mobile WiMAX
ISM Industrial Scientific Medicine. A designated frequency band at 2.4GHz, generally used for wireless technolo-
gies.
MAC Medium Access Control. Element of the data link layer, controlling access to the physical medium.
Microcell A limited, small radio cell in which wireless devices can operate.
NAT Network Address Translation.
NIC Network Interface Card
OFDM Orthogenal Frequency Divison Multiplexing
PDA Personal Digital Assistant.
Peer-to-peer Network model in which each user has equal capabilities and can initiate communication sessions with other
users.
PPP Point-to-point Protocol
PoS Point of Sale
Roaming The ability to move between radio cells of different networks
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TPC Transmission Control Protocol
VSWR The VSWR Value describes the part of the power in the system, which is reflected immediately again in the
system.
WAP Wireless Application Protocol.
WECA Wireless Ethernet Compatability Alliance. Promoting interoperability of 802.11 peripherals and Access Points.
WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy
Wi-Fi Wireless Fidelity. A trademark of the WECA, ensuring 802.11 compatability.
WiMAX Worldwide interoperability for Microwave Access
WLAN Wireless Local Area Network
WLL Wireless Local Loop.
GLOSSARY
HUBER+SUHNER AG
RF Technology
CH-9100 Herisau
Phone +41 (0)71 353 41 11
Fax +41 (0)71 353 46 47
www.hubersuhner.com
HUBER+SUHNER Excellence in Connectivity Solutions
HUBER+SUHNER is a leading global supplier of components
and systems for electrical and optical connectivity in
communications, industrial and trans portation markets.
HUBER+SUHNER can draw on core competences in the
areas of high frequency technology, fibre optics, cables and
polymers. Working in close collaboration with our customers
around the globe, we strive for excellence in the develop-
ment and manufacturing of high quality products.
WAIVER
It is exclusively in written agreements that we provide our customers with warrants and represen-
tations as to the technical specifications and/or the fitness for any particular purpose. The facts
and figures contained herein are carefully compiled to the best of our knowledge, but they are
intended for general informational purposes only.
HUBER+SUHNER is certified according to
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
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