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4×4 MIMO dual-frequency antennas for 802.11ac

September 25, 2015 By wpengine

l-com global connectivity logoL-com Global Connectivity, a manufacturer of wired and wireless connectivity products, announced that it has developed the industry’s first 802.11ac 4×4 MIMO outdoor Omni directional, dual polarized / dual frequency antenna line, which features patent-pending technology.

The HyperGain® DPU series antennas can operate in both vertical and horizontal polarization. Dual polarized antennas are often used with MIMO/802.11ac devices to enable multi-stream communication. This allows the device to transmit data on one polarization while simultaneously receiving data on the other. Dual polarized antennas enable multi-stream communication through one antenna instead of using two independent (and opposite polarized) antennas for the same result.

“This antenna represents a technological breakthrough and delivers industry-leading performance for 802.11ac-based networks” said Jon Jensen, President and CEO of L-com.  “There are only two constants in the wireless industry; the increase in the number connected devices on the network and the growing demand for greater bandwidth.   L-com is committed to helping our customers meet both of these rapidly-growing requirements by providing a broad offering of high-performance products like our new 4X4 MIMO Omni directional antenna.  It’s a unique product and allows our customers to realize significant performance improvements” continued Jensen.

This technology also supports the attenuation of unwanted signals from adjacent channels and/or co-located equipment, thus improving RF performance and increasing data speed.  Supported MIMO types include 2×2 systems (two streams), 3×3 systems (three streams) and 4×4 systems (4 streams).

“Quad” Omni antennas are actually four antennas in one package. They feature separate horizontal and vertical elements for the 2.4 GHz frequency band and another set of horizontal and vertical elements for the 5 GHz frequency band. The internal elements are accessed via four individual N-female connectors.

“We are proud to announce these industry-first MIMO antennas. Our patent-pending design allows our customers to realize faster data rates and less RF interference than the other MIMO antennas that are currently available on the market,” said Patrick Pesa, Director of Product Management. “Additionally, these antennas are backward compatible with 802.11n networks and will support future 802.11ac Wave 2 applications” said Pesa.

The new antennas are available in 6, 9 and 11dBi gain and feature UV resistant PVC radomes that ensure years of reliable operation in all weather conditions. Additionally, the heavy-duty extruded aluminum base allows these antennas to be mounted on masts of up to 3.7 inches in diameter.

L-com Global Connectivity
http://www.L-com.com/

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