The MIMO-4-4 is a high-performance 4-in-1 multi-frequency antenna with four cellular antennas in a single housing. The four MIMO cellular antennas offer broadband coverage from 617 to 6000 MHz, covering today's LTE/4G and 5G bands for future-proof deployments. The ultra-wideband performance of the cellular antennas allows them to be deployed across carriers and technologies, and is ready for future cellular technologies up to 6 GHz for 5G applications. MIMO-4-4 outperforms most competitors due to the attention to design of this high-performance antenna. The radiation patterns of all radiating elements provide an excellent balance between omniocality, pattern diversity and good radiation properties at the desired height. This is an important criterion for the transportation and marine markets, for which the antenna was specifically designed. The main applications are for commercial/industrial vehicles, ships, M2M and other IoT systems using a wide range of radio technologies, while maintaining a future in a wide frequency band.
Product Features
- Ultra-wideband operation from 617 to 6000 MHz for cellular networks - Includes 4 cellular antennas - Extremely rugged mechanical design for IP 69K protection - Independent of ground plane; antenna design with internal grounding - Multiple mounting options available for easy installation
Antenna applications
- Broadband transportation, automation and telemetry for buses, commercial vehicles, trucks and public safety vehicles - Industrial factory automation, robotic machines and other M2M telemetry systems - Agriculture and agricultural automation , e.g. M2M and IoT - Broadband cellular to Wi-Fi network distribution for ships/boats - Communications, telemetry and automation for mining vehicles and machinery (M2M and IoT)
Antenna performance charts
Voltage wave ratio (VSWR)*
VSWR is a measure of how efficiently radio-frequency power is transmitted from the power source through the transmission line to the load. In an ideal system, 100% of the power is transmitted, which corresponds to a VSWR ratio of 1:1. MIMO-4-4 provides excellent performance in all bands with VSWR <2:1. *VSWR measured with 2-meter low-loss cable.
Gain in dBi
6 dBi is the peak gain in all bands from 617 to 6000 MHz Gain at 617 ? 960 MHz: -0.5 dBi Gain at 1427 ? 1517 MHz: 3.5 dBi Gain at 1710 ? 2700 MHz: 5.5 dBi Gain at 3400 ? 4200 MHz: 5.5 dBi Gain at 5000 ? 6000 MHz: 6 dBi *Antenna gain measured with a standard antenna set to polarization on a 600 mm ground plane.
Radiation patterns
Technical specifications
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