Nextwaves NRN Protocol SDK
Our open-source SDKs for TypeScript, Python, and Go provide complete integration with Nextwaves NRN protocol RFID readers. Build inventory applications, asset tracking, and real-time tag monitoring with minimal setup.
Omni-Marine Bamboo Antenna ASA
Marine Antenna & Application
- Frequency Range (GHz): 0.694-0.960 / 1.710-2.170 / 2.300-2.690 / 2.400-2.484
- Peak gain (dBi): 2.0 / 4.0 / 2.5 / 3 (per band)
- VSWR: <2.1 / <3.2 / <2.4 / <2.3 (per band)
Description
The Omni-Marine Bamboo Antenna ASA (MO-PA-201) is an omnidirectional marine antenna covering the 0.694-0.960, 1.710-2.170, 2.300-2.690 and 2.400-2.484 GHz bands in an ABS cover. It provides up to 4.0 dBi peak gain (1.710-2.170 GHz) with linear polarization in a MIMO configuration, with VSWR from below 2.1 to below 3.2 depending on band. An SMA Female connector supports maritime communication, vessel tracking, offshore operations and marine navigation.
Features
- Four bands: 0.694-0.960, 1.710-2.170, 2.300-2.690 and 2.400-2.484 GHz
- Peak gain 2.0 / 4.0 / 2.5 / 3 dBi per band
- MIMO configuration with linear polarization
- VSWR <2.1 / <3.2 / <2.4 / <2.3 per band
- ABS cover with SMA Female connector
Applications
- Maritime Communication
- Vessel Tracking
- Offshore Operations
- Marine Navigation
Technical Specifications
- Frequency Range (GHz)
- 0.694-0.960 / 1.710-2.170 / 2.300-2.690 / 2.400-2.484
- VSWR
- <2.1 / <3.2 / <2.4 / <2.3 (per band)
- Peak gain (dBi)
- 2.0 / 4.0 / 2.5 / 3 (per band)
- Polarization
- Linear
- MIMO/SISO
- MIMO
- Height (mm)
- 950
- Connector
- SMA Female
- Material
- ABS
RESOURCES
RFID Tools & Documentation
Access our SDK, reader connectivity tools, and user guides to integrate and deploy RFID solutions effectively.
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