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    RVRUSA - DATA DE REFERENCIA PARA INGENIEROS

    VSWR vs. Return loss (dB)


    VSWR
    1.00
    1.05
    1.10
    1.15
    1.20
    1.22
    1.25
    1.30
    1.40
    1.50
    1.70
    1.92
    2.00
    3.00
    6.00
    10.00

    RETURN LOSS (DB)


    Infinite
    32.3
    26.4
    23.1
    20.8
    20.1
    19.1
    17.7
    15.6
    14.0
    11.7
    10.0
    9.5
    6.0
    2.9
    1.7

    Half wave dipole vs. isotropic dipole


    Half wave dipole gain (with reference to isotropic radiatior) 2.2 dB
    Units:
    Antenna gain (with reference to isotropic radiator): dBi
    Antenna gain (with reference to half wave dipole): dBd
    Generally: dBd = dBi - 2.2

    R V R

    usa

    2501 NW 74 AVE MIAMI, FL 33122


    FAX 305-471-6979 PH: 305-471-9091

    www.rvrusa.com

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