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Custom . Antenna for WiFi

A custom panel antenna for WiFi is a type of antenna that is specifically designed and built to improve the performance and coverage of a WiFi network. It is tailored to meet the specific needs and requirements of a particular WiFi installation.

Custom panel antennas for WiFi are typically used in situations where standard WiFi antennas may not provide the desired coverage or where specific features or specifications are needed. They can be designed to operate at specific WiFi frequencies, have certain gain or polarization characteristics, or be built to fit into a specific form factor or mounting configuration.

The process of designing and building a custom panel antenna for WiFi involves working closely with our antenna expert to define the requirements and specifications of the antenna. This includes determining the desired WiFi frequency range, gain, beamwidth, and other performance characteristics. Our engineer will then design the antenna using HFSS and other tools, and the antenna will be manufactured and tested to ensure it meets the desired specifications for WiFi coverage and performance.

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Panel Antenna Frequency

Panel antennas, also known as patch antennas, are widely used in wireless communication systems due to their ability to focus radio frequency (RF) energy in specific directions, providing enhanced performance over omni-directional antennas. Panel antennas are designed to operate over a range of frequencies, depending on their application. Common frequency bands for panel antennas include:

2.4 GHz: Often used for Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11b/g/n) and other ISM (Industrial, Scientific, and Medical) applications.

5 GHz: Used for Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11a/n/ac/ax) and other high-frequency applications.

6 GHz: Used for Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11ax and 802.11be, also known as Wi-Fi 6E and WiFi 7). This band offers more channels and less interference, providing higher performance and lower latency compared to the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.

24 GHz and above: Used for millimeter-wave (mmWave) 5G applications.

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Panel Antenna Gain

Gain is a measure of how well the antenna directs RF energy in a particular direction. Higher gain indicates a more focused beam, which can result in better performance over longer distances. Typical gain values for panel antennas include:

Low Gain (6 to 10 dBi): Suitable for shorter-range applications or where wide coverage is needed.

Medium Gain (10 to 15 dBi): Common for many Wi-Fi and cellular applications, balancing range and coverage area.

High Gain (16 to 23 dBi): Used for long-range point-to-point links or highly focused directional coverage.

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Panel Antenna Polarization

Polarization refers to the orientation of the electric field of the RF signal. Panel antennas can be designed with different polarization schemes to meet specific requirements:

Vertical Polarization: The electric field is oriented vertically. Common in many traditional communication systems.

Horizontal Polarization: The electric field is oriented horizontally. Often used to reduce interference with vertically polarized signals.

Dual Polarization: The antenna supports both vertical and horizontal or +/- 45 slant polarizations, often with separate ports for each. This is useful for MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) systems, improving signal robustness and capacity.

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General Applications For Panel Antennas

Panel antennas play a crucial role in modern wireless communication systems. Their ability to provide various gain, directional coverage makes them ideal for a variety of applications. Here are some common applications of panel antennas: Point-to-Point Links, Outdoor WiFi Coverage, WiFi Hotspots, Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), Industrial and Commercial Application, and smart cities etc.

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General Hot Selling Panel Antennas

When choosing a panel antenna for WiFi, consider factors such as the frequency band you need (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, or 6 GHz), the gain required, the range, and the environmental conditions where the antenna will be installed. Additionally, ensure compatibility with your existing WiFi equipment and check for any specific mounting or installation requirements.

Tips for Choosing the Right Panel Antenna

1. Frequency Compatibility: Ensure the antenna supports the frequency range of your WiFi network (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz, or dual/multiple bands).

2. Gain: Higher gain antennas are better for extending the range and distance of your WiFi signal, allowing for more reliable connections over longer distances.

3. Polarization: Dual-polarized antennas can offer better performance by reducing signal interference and improving signal quality. This is especially beneficial for MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) systems, which can achieve higher data rates and better overall performance.

4. Durability: Look for panel antennas with weather-resistant and rugged enclosures to withstand harsh environmental conditions.

5. Ease of Installation: Choose antennas that come with adjustable mounting brackets and hardware for easy installation and alignment.

6. Coaxial Cable Assembly: Check if the antenna includes or is compatible with a high-quality coaxial cable assembly to minimize signal loss.

7. Integration: Ensure the panel antenna can easily integrate with your existing WiFi equipment and network infrastructure, providing seamless connectivity and optimal performance.

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4.9-5.85GHz 19dBi Dual Polarized Panel Antenna

The low profile and high gain 19dBi design make it ideal for WiFi networks , Public Safety Communications and Closed-circuit television (CCTV).