INDOOR COVERAGE ANTENNA NETWORK
RF signal to the Indoor network is received from an active repeater or it is received from a base station. Signals of different operators, frequency ranges and services can be combined by the Combiner Box, which is assembled at the factory according to needs in the application or by connecting together set of RF components such as hybrids, diplexers, jumpers etc. Combined RF signals are transferred through distributed antenna network via corrugated feeder cables. Signal coverage can be achieved by antennas or coupling cables.
RF signal can be distributed by using of symmetrical power dividers (1:2, 1:3 or 1:4) or by non-symmetrical power dividers (tappers). The function od a divider is to distribute smaller part of the RF signal for example to the antenna, while major part of the power continues elsewhere in the distributed network.
Action’ comprehensive product portfolio for installantion of an indoor coverage antenna network consists of cables and connectors up to the power dividers and antennas. The antenna network enables for example reception of mobile signals in the underground facilities or in low-energy buildings.
RF signal can be distributed by using of symmetrical power dividers (1:2, 1:3 or 1:4) or by non-symmetrical power dividers (tappers). The function od a divider is to distribute smaller part of the RF signal for example to the antenna, while major part of the power continues elsewhere in the distributed network.
Action’ comprehensive product portfolio for installantion of an indoor coverage antenna network consists of cables and connectors up to the power dividers and antennas. The antenna network enables for example reception of mobile signals in the underground facilities or in low-energy buildings.
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