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    John DAmours
    I've got an EM430F5137RF900 kit and want to mount the antenna outside a metal box. I need a 90 degree SMA female off the board and male 90 angle through the back and up, prererrably one that pivots to lay the antenna down. Can anyone recommend a conntector that matches this well - my guess is it's...
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    Akash Nakarmi
    If RI-ANT-G02E gate antenna is placed flat on a non-metallic surface, how far can it read a tag? What is the maximum radius of a circle/sphere within which it can read a tag? Thank you.
    on Nov 10, 2011

  • Forum Post: 4-CH multiplexer

    Akash Nakarmi
    I'm looking for a 4-ch multiplexer that can be used to work with RI-ANT-G02E gate antenna and RI-STU-MB2A reader. I found RI-MOD-TX8A, but found that it is already obsolete. Can anyone suggest me a 4-ch multiplexer than can replace RI-MOD-TX8A? Thank you.
    on Nov 14, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: Max Length for Extension Cable to Antenna with CC2591 Front End

    Harald Zieger
    Hi Bulut, I'm pretty new here and I don't know yet exactly how this forum works, but just the other day I read an old application not. It has the literature number 11-08-26-003 and is named "HF Antenna Design Notes". It mainly addresses the issue of RFID antennas (which is my current...
    on Dec 30, 2011

  • Forum Post: Max Length for Extension Cable to Antenna with CC2591 Front End

    Bulut E.
    Hi there, We are using a radio module equipped with CC2420 2.4GHz RF transciever and a CC2591 front end (Up to 22-dBm Output Power). We would like to separate the antenna with an extension cable (e.g. LMR-400 Times Microwave) for about 30 feet away. Would this front-end be able to support such a long...
    on Dec 15, 2011

  • Forum Post: CC1101-CC1190 915 MHz EVM comply with FCC15 ?

    TYB
    Hello RF experts, I used a CC1101 chip for one of my RF projects (915MHz) and now I have learned that I can use the CC1101-CC1190 915 MHz Evaluation Module Kit to extend the radio range. My question is whether this EVM kit itself comply with all the FCC15 regulations? I just want to know that if I...
    on Jun 13, 2012

  • Forum Post: long range transceiver to work with the CC1110F32

    Aaron Krolik
    Currently I have hardware that uses two CC1110F32 to communicate wirelessly. The communication is basically one way. In order to extend the range, is it possible to keep the CC1110F32 that primarily receives and swap the transmitter with a higher power chip? Are there any chips that you know of that...
    on Jun 25, 2012

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