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Global technology leader Laird (LRD: London), today launches two new antenna solutions, including an industry first. With applications including commercial, industrial, and the Internet of Things (IoT), these antennas are the result of extensive investment in research, customer feedback, and comprehensive testing.

This handy ordering guide includes a part # key for Laird's legacy Phantom Antennas. These antennas are designed for mobile and fixed applications with 450MHz/UHF, 900MHz ISM, and 2G/3G cellular. These antennas are available with NMO or permanent N female mounting options in either black or white finish.    Arcadian/Laird Phantom Antenna Guide (PDF)   To keep updated with our promos and events follow us and like us on Facebook!  

The RFMAX RFID POWER MAPPER accurately maps RFID field patterns with a range of up to 15 meters It shows nulls and deadspots, tests polarization, can detect which antenna is transmitting, and can be used to detect cable faults, bad connections and more. It requires no battery, features a 9db attenuation switch and easily fits in your pocket. It's a must-have for any RFID pro.     The RFIDmini RFID INDICATOR can perform a variety of RFID tests and has a range of approximately 4 meters. It also requires no battery and easily fits in your pocket.       To keep updated with our promos...

The all-new Arcadian iDAS EZ Order Brochure for 2014 is here! It's a handy reference guide to our most popular indoor DAS antennas and cabling from Laird, Pulse and RFS. Most antennas are in stock and available for shipment today! Use it to help plan your next project, and be sure to check our website at www.arcantenna.com for the latest pricing and availability...   To keep updated with our promos and events follow us and like us on Facebook!      

Q) I would like to know the difference between TRA6927M3PW-001 and TRA6927M3PWN-001, which makes the gains so much different. For the first one, peak gain at 698-960 is 3.5dB and the second one is 0dB. A) The only difference between the two is that the TRA6927M3PWN-001 does not require a metallic ground plane.  That being said, that would be the answer to the gain-loss as well, as you will lose a substantial amount of gain when the antenna is not mounted on a metal base. The amount/size of the “ground-plane” required for the optimal performance of a monopole antenna is determined by the frequency you...

Hot off the presses and fresh from the RFID LIVE Show in Orlando - The all-new Arcadian RFID Brochure for 2014 is Here! It's a handy reference guide to our most popular RFID antennas and mounts from Laird, Times7 and MTI Wireless Edge. Use it to help plan your next project, and be sure to check our website at www.arcadianinc.com for the latest pricing and availability...   To keep updated with our promos and events follow us and like us on Facebook!