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Product category: Antennas and Feeders
News Release from: Wifi-Plus | Subject: Continuous banded antennas
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 24 February 2004

Novel antenna suits many frequencies

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Wifi-Plus has created a single feed antenna solution for WiMax 802.16A standard radios and chipsets.

Wifi-Plus has created a single feed antenna solution for WiMax 802.16A standard radios and chipsets The single antenna can be used with any frequency from 2 to 10GHz

According to WiFi-Plus President, Dennis Broderick: "This is the antenna of the future, and solves a major problem for radio and chip providers that must be able to have a single device broadcast in multiple frequencies".

"This antenna will allow the wireless infrastructure of tomorrow to be built today, as it will not require replacement as new frequencies are added to radio standards, either licensed or unlicensed".

"The antenna will perform as well at 2.4GHz as at 6GHz or anywhere in between".

"Providers can deploy this antenna today for Wi-Fi applications and feel confident in that their investment can be easily adapted to future standards".

"We know of no other antenna that can make this claim", concludes Broderick.

In addition, this is one of the company's MP or multi- polarised antennas that has tremendous obstruction penetrating qualities in obstructed NLOS operations due to its ability to use reflected and refracted signals that most other antennas see as noise.

The MP stands for multi- polarized, multi-path and multi-plane, use of signal.

WiFi-Plus is the first to achieve threedimensional capture in a passive antenna design.

The company believes the new technology will improve connectivity at any frequency to which it is applied.

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