NGV02-C170
High-band VHF Broadband Slot Antennas with Cardioid Pattern for NextGen-TV Networks. Low Wind-load, Elliptically or Circularly Polarized.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The NGV series antennas are ideal for multi-channel Next Generation TV networks. These antennas are typically deployed at SFN sites that surround the main transmission site in a NextGen-TV single frequency network (SFN).
The high-power rating and broadband performance allow multiple channels to be transmitted from an SFN site, thus reducing capital costs and providing consistent coverage across channels. Elliptical or circular polarization is available for improved transmission to portable and indoor devices.
The NGV family of antennas provide both top-mounted and side-mounted solutions in a low wind load format.
A wide range of radiation patterns are available. The RFS Antenna Selection Tool contains pattern data for all NGV antenna models and works alongside modern SFN planning tools to help you choose the right NextGen antenna for each SFN site. To download, click Here
FEATURES / BENEFITS
- Broadband performance from CH7-13 for multi-channel SFN networks allows infrastructure sharing and reduces overall CAPEX.
- Low wind-load reduces tower loads thus simplifying SFN site acquisition.
- Economical low weight and low wind-load alternative to panel antennas.
- Broadband elliptical or circular polarization performance – improves signal penetration and network performance.
- Radiation patterns with reduced back-radiation are available for SFN sites requiring interference mitigation.
- Supplied with brackets for side mounting to a wide range of tower leg sizes.
TECHNICAL FEATURES
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External Document Links
Antenna Selection Tool: Download
Notes
Note 1: Other Beam-tilts available on request
Note 2: Data shown is for side mounted antennas
Note 3: Design Parameters in accordance with TIA-222-G are:
- 160 kmh (100 mph) Basic Wind Speed with no ice
- Structure Class II
- Topographic category 1, Exposure category C
- Interface steelwork to tower not included in calculations.
Note 4: Moment of arm from mounting pole to centre of antenna = 0.65m (2.1ft).