RF Antennas

Pasternack’s RF antennas are devices designed to convert an electrical signal into radio waves and vice versa. Our RF and Microwave antennas have two categories, that include directional and omni-directional antennas. Radio frequency antennas come in a variety of band configurations, such as single, dual, tri, multi and wide bands. These RF antennas are ideal for PCS/cellular networks, GPS systems, critical response communication, base stations, ISM, WiFi, public safety, land mobile radio (LMR), SCADA and homeland defense applications.

Directional antennas from Pasternack include in-ceiling dome, yagi, panel and patch, gain horn, fixed directional and active and passive GPS antennas. These directional RF antennas cover broad frequencies ranging from 700 MHz to 6.4 GHz. Our directional antennas are built to work within the L1, L2, ISM, GSM, Wi-FI, UMTS, WIMAX and dual band cellular frequency bands. These antennas are available in beam width, from broad beam/low gain to narrow beam/high gain variations along with low, medium and high gain options. These antennas are available in 45 degree slant, horizontal, linear, LHCP, RHCP, H/V or 45 degree slant and vertical polarizations.

Pasternack’s offers a variety of omni-directional antennas, including rubber duck, mobile, low gain portable and medium-gain fixed antennas. These antennas are UV resistant and suitable for harsh environment applications including base stations. Our omni-directional RF antennas operate at frequencies ranging from 40 MHz to 5.85 GHz. These omni-directional antennas are made to work in the C-Band, VHF, UHF, ISM, GSM, WIMAX, Wi-Fi, iDEN, PCS, UMTS and dual band cellular frequency bands.