I’m pretty sure most understand the need for antenna distribution when using multiple wireless microphone ...
I know, Active sounds better than Passive and more sounds better than less. But with radios, most often, the exact opposite is true. Active antennas are merely passive antennas that have built-in amplifiers intended to make up for loss from long coax runs. Contrary to what some may think, they do not extend range.
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Antenna polarization and its effect on wireless microphones. Cross polarization signal fading and multi-path are also covered.
Today, we are going to discuss a few tips and tricks you can add to your skill set. These tricks will improve ...
The need for proper RF coordination is becoming more critical by the day. As the FCC continues to sell off ...
Designing and deploying multi-zone antenna systems for wireless microphones. Distributed Antenna Systems "DAS" techniques.
Wireless microphone squelch: how it works and how it affects the range of your system. Consider squelch settings closely when optimizing your wireless mics for power and range, factoring in noise from multiple distros.
Best practices for antenna placement for wireless microphones. Minimum and max distances, antenna types to consider and other practical tips to get the best performance out of your wireless system.
