The MCW Broadband Antenna: Longer Range of Transmission, Same Gain/Power

The MCW AX/X - 700/1900 antennas address problematic issues that confront cellular network engineers in the rapidly growing cellular market.This particular antenna, while operating in the frequency range between 700 - 1900 MHz, also offers gains from 15 dBi to 21 dBi and is expandable to the 24 dBi in an 8’ length.

Because of its construction type, the maximum electronic tilt that can generally be achieved in a patch antenna is 2 degrees. Without the addition of a mechanical tilt mechanism, the transmission lines will be virtually parallel to the ground, thus wasting transmitted energy by radiating it toward the horizon. While this problem can be somewhat lessened by mechanically tilting the antenna to the required angle, this technically reduces the transmitted range by preventing transmission in the included angle between the horizontal plane and the tilted angle plane. Due to available electronic downtilt of the MCW Broadband Antenna (up to 35 degrees), the effective range of transmission is higher by an order of magnitude over conventional patch antennas with the same gain and power.

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The MCW-BBA-3P-15G-65D-UL Antenna: Power and Flexibility

The MCW-BBA-3P-15G-65D-UL antenna is a broadband antenna solution that supports the unlicensed bands (2.4GHz - 5.8GHz). A unique aspect of this antenna is its capability to support 2.4GHz - 5.8GHz on the same port; (this antenna is capable of supporting simultaneous broadcasts on different frequencies) with offering 12dBi -15dBi gain configurations.

This flexibility means one antenna for multiple wireless solutions. For example one can broadcast three different frequencies on three different antenna ports; essentially 3 x 12 dBi antennas on the same platform. Additionally, two ports may be combined to create a 15dBi antenna, supporting frequencies between 2.4GHz - 5.8GHz. Multiple frequencies may also be broadcast over the single 15dBi port, or multiple frequencies over each of the 12dBi ports.

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MCW Wireless introduces the world's first compact high gain L-Band antenna

MCW Wireless President and CEO George Samuel announced the development of the smallest new L-Band antenna. "Our newly patented technology enables us to significantly reduce the envelope size while yielding over 30 to 40% more coverage than any other available antenna (with the same gain) in the marketplace today."

The antenna depicted is just 42 inches in height, 6 inches in width and 3.5 inches in depth. While the antenna is configured for L- Band Frequencies (1500 MHzs to 1800 MHz) it performs equally well within a frequency bandwidth of 1750 MHz. See independent lab test results.