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TRD150G Train Antenna
R6,325.00 incl VAT
The TRD150G is a rugged, low-profile antenna designed for use on locomotives, buses, or trucks.
This antenna has three separate connectors and covers VHF, GSM Cellular, WiFi, and GNSS. Its high-impact cover makes it ideal for harsh environments.
Approved for use on 50 kV railway lines. UHF(f), TNC(f) & SMA(f)
- Description
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Description
The TRD150G Train Antenna is a low-profile antenna that is robust and designed for applications on locomotives, buses, or trucks. The antenna covers the VHF, GSM cellular, and GNSS bands with three separate connectors. It has a high-impact cover that makes it ideal for harsh environments. The antenna is approved for use on 50 kV railway lines.
The antenna has the following specifications: a VSWR of < 2:1 and a nominal gain of 2 dBi for the GSM cellular band, and a gain of 26 dBic (relative to an isotropic circularly polarized antenna) for the GNSS band. It has a characteristic impedance of 50 Ohm. It radiates its power equally in all directions perpendicular to its axis in the VHF and GMS cellular bands. The antenna has a rated power of 8 W and 25 W in the GSM cellular and VHF bands, respectively.
The axial ratio is the ratio between the major and minor axis of the antenna. It is less than 3 dB for this specific antenna in the GNSS band. It indicates how close the antenna is to a perfectly circularly polarized antenna (axial ratio of 0 dB).
The TRD150G Train Antenna can withstand wind velocities up to 300 km/h. It weighs less than 1 kg and has a temperature range of between -30 degrees Celsius and 75 degrees Celsius.
The antenna is right-hand circularly polarized in the GNSS band. This means that the electric wave rotates clockwise in a direction perpendicular to the optical axis. Both transmitting and receiving antennae must have the same polarization so that power losses in the RF system do not occur and to ensure maximum efficiency of the RF system.
The polarization of the VHF and GSM cellular bands is vertical. This means the electric field is vertical while the magnetic field is horizontal.
The antenna is mounted with 3x M10 studs. The antenna cover is made from ultraviolet-stabilized acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS). The base plate is made of aluminium. The radiator is a printed circuit board (PCB). It is terminated with a UHF female connector for the VHF band and an SMA female connector for the GNSS band. A TNC female connector is used for the GSM cellular band.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21 × 10 × 13 cm |
| Part Number | MTTRD150G |
| Band Selector | |
| Additional Band Option | |
| Frequency | 138 — 174 MHz, 1559 — 1626 MHz, 1710 — 2170 MHz, 2300 — 2700 MHz, 698 — 960 MHz |
| Nominal Gain |
