Quarterwave launch 7dB multi band cellular antenna for M2M applications

Nov. 20, 2011 - PRLog -- Ideal for temporary installations, Delta M1 significantly improves signal reception for the growing number of wireless systems relying on cellular connectivity including on the forthcoming European 4G bands (900 / 1800MHz), global 3G/UMTS bands (850/1900/2100MHz) and global GSM/GPRS networks covering  (850, 900, 1800 & 1900MHz).

Fitted with a heavy duty, magnetic base, overmoulded in rubber to prevent scratches to metallic surfaces, Delta M1 has a diameter of 81mm and an overall height of 465mm. The radiating whip element has twin coils provides a gain of 7dB gain and sub 2:1 VSWR levels across its targeted operating frequencies.

Graham Merry of Quarterwave Ltd comments “Delta M1 is an excellent choice for remote installations or where a long cable run is required to ensure that cellular signals are received where possible in an otherwise poor signal environment. Along with our other antennas introduced in 2011 we ensure that it will meet the forthcoming needs for European 4G coverage based on the latest EU directive along with current GSM, GPRS and 3G requirements”.

Delta M1 is supplied with 5 metre cable and either SMA male or FME female connectors. It is available to order now from Quarterwave directly. More details can be found by visiting www.quarterwave.co.uk

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About Quarterwave Ltd
Based in Hampshire, U.K and with considerable experience in the wireless M2M and telemetry market sectors, Quarterwave staff offer expertise to OEM’s and Systems integrators designing antennas into equipment or complete solutions. Our range of standard or custom antennas are tailored specifically to a customer’s application and we oversee the production via our factory in the Far East prior to final inspection and test in the U.K before shipment. This design and production expertise coupled with our commitment to offering maximum 4 week leadtimes, makes Quarterwave a valued partner with many of today’s leading technology companies.