VHF Antennas and UHF Antennas

Two-Way Radio Antennas

Two-way radio antennas for VHF and UHF communications are used with vehicles such a police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, and mining equipment. They support communications not just with other vehicles and equipment, but also with base stations. Two-way radio antennas are surface-mounted, typically on a vehicle’s roof or dashboard. In mining communications, these land mobile radio antennas help users to communicate in remote areas and obstructed environments.

HAM Radio and Scanner Antennas

HAM radio antennas and scanner antennas are VHF antennas and UHF antennas for amateur radio and public safety monitoring. Types of HAM radio antennas include vertical antennas, end fed wire antennas, wire dipoles, inverted V dipoles, and Yagi antennas. Scanner antennas for public safety monitoring are used with both all-hazards radios and police communications. Many police scanner antennas are wide band devices.  

DAS and BDA Antennas

DAS and DBA antennas help expand network coverage in high-usage locations such as sports stadiums and high-usage situations such as public safety emergencies. Distributed antenna systems (DAS) are deployed where space is limited, cell towers cannot be installed, and small cells won’t provide adequate coverage. Bidirectional amplifiers (BDAs) support reliable two-way radio communications in challenging locations such as parking garages.

Base Station and Mobile Antennas

Base station antennas and mobile antennas are VHF antennas and UHF antennas that work together to enable radio communications. Base station antennas transmit and receive signals to and from mobile antennas. Typically, base station antennas are installed on towers or rooftops. Each base station can serve only a limited number of mobile devices, however.

VHF Antennas and UHF Antennas

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