MASWELL Developed Two New Generation 5G Log Periodic Antenna Products ——AN_Master_004 and AN_Master_005

PublishTime： 2022-01-12 Article Source：MASWELL

Recently, Suzhou MasWell Communication Technology Co. Ltd developed two new generation 5G log periodic antenna products ——AN_Master_004 and AN_Master_005. They are expected by industry professionals due to their high gain and wide bandwidth coverage.

The standing out feature of these two 5G LPDA antenna products is that they cover a extremely wideband operating frequency of 600MHz to 6000MH. Under this ultra-wideband operation, the two models achieve gain performance of 6.8dBi (AN_Master_004) and 9.5dBi (AN_Master_005) each, which forms a variety of high and medium gain combination. In this 600MHz-6000MHz frequency spectrum, all the 5G bands around the globe is covered. Additionally, the two models are also compatible with all 4G LTE, 3G, and GSM bands worldwide. On the WiFi/Wimax spectrum, the current 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz bands, as well as the future 6.0GHz wifi band, are also within the reach of the compatible bands of these two LPDA models.

Maswell's 5G antennas are highly compatible for 5G, 4G signal coverage including China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, ATT, Sprint, etc. For consumer users, these two models also support the incoming WiFi 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz as well as the future WiFi 6.0GHz spectrum. Hence, either AN_Master_004 or AN_Master_005 model may cope with all the reception and transmission of commercial wireless signals.

Comparing with other global manufacturers, the specification of AN_Master_004 and AN_Master_005 have many obvious technical advantages in terms of operation bandwidth, return loss, gain etc.

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