Products Recommand -- 5G Antennas Series

A 5G antenna is a device used for receiving and transmitting 5G signals, which can be divided into two types: base station antennas and terminal antennas. Base station antennas typically use massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technology, which uses multiple small antenna arrays to achieve high-speed, high-capacity, and high-coverage communication.

What are the technical parameters of 5G antennas? Generally speaking, we are concerned about the following aspects:

• Antenna quantity: refers to the number of antennas installed on a device. Generally, the more the better, as it can improve signal quality and transmission speed.
• Antenna gain: refers to the amplification ability of an antenna for signals in a certain direction, measured in dBi. Generally, the higher the better, as it can enhance signal strength and coverage.
• Antenna directivity: refers to the sensitivity of an antenna to signals from different directions, generally divided into omnidirectional and directional. Omnidirectional means that the sensitivity is the same or similar in all directions, while directional means that the sensitivity is stronger or weaker in certain directions.
• Antenna polarization: refers to the pattern of the electric field vector of an electromagnetic wave during propagation, which can be horizontal polarization, vertical polarization, or circular polarization. Different polarization modes can cause interference or attenuation.
• Antenna isolation: refers to the degree to which adjacent antennas interfere or affect each other, measured in dB. Generally, the lower the better, as it can reduce signal loss and noise.

After years of refinement, BBT Antenna has become adept at implementing these technologies, striving to achieve maximum customer satisfaction with each product. This time, let me introduce you to the BBT Antenna 5G sector antenna series.