Radwin 2000 - Single

RADWIN2000UserManual Release2.8.30 4‐7
Antennas
Figure4‐11:IDU‐Hfrontview‐singleconfiguration
Figure4‐12:IDU‐Hfrontview‐doubleco nfiguration
Antennas
Anantennaistheradiatingandreceivingelementfromwhichtheradiosignal,intheformof
RFpower,isradiatedtoitssurroundingsandviceversa.Theantennagainandtransmitting
powermaybelimitedbycountryregulations.
TheRADWIN2000maybeoper atedwithanintegratedantennathatispartoftheODUunit,
orwithexternalantennasconnectedtotheODUviaN‐typeconnectors.Allcablesand
connectionsmustbeconnectedcorrectlytoreduceRFlosses.Therequiredantenna
impedanceis50.
The5.xGHzInte gratedAntennaODUisprovidedwith370mm(1.2ft)flatpanelantenna,with
againof23dBi(5.xGHz)/19dBi(4.9GHz)and8°beamwidth.The2.xGHzIntegrated
Ante nnaODUisprovidedwith370mm(1.2ft)flatpanelantenna,withagainof16dBiand
16°
beamwidth.Theradioandtheantennaarehousedinaweatherproofcaseasasingleunit.