UHF Antenna Types
The diverse applications of the UHF band (300MHz-3GHz) have given rise to
various specially designed antenna types, each playing a core role in different
scenarios with their unique structural characteristics.
1. Yagi-Uda Antenna
Composed of a set of parallel metal elements, including one active dipole
and multiple passive reflectors and directors, it features strong directional
radiation. Due to its simple structure and high gain, it is widely used for TV
signal reception, especially for 定点 capturing distant UHF band TV signals,
commonly seen in home and outdoor TV reception.
2. Log-Periodic Antenna
Consisting of a series of dipole elements with gradually changing lengths
arranged in a specific periodic pattern, it has ultra-wideband characteristics
(covering multiple UHF sub-bands). From TV and radio signal reception to signal
forwarding in wireless communication systems, its flexible frequency adaptation
capability makes it a versatile antenna for multiple scenarios.
3. Panel Antenna
Adopting a flat rectangular or square design with an integrated microstrip
array structure inside, it is small in size and has stable directionality.
Widely used in Wi-Fi routers, signal boosters, RFID identification, and Internet
of Things (IoT) devices, it is particularly suitable for space-constrained
indoor or vehicle-mounted environments, efficiently transmitting short to
medium-range UHF signals.
4. Parabolic Reflector Antenna
With a parabolic reflector dish as the core and a feed horn at its focal
point, it can focus and reflect signals for long-distance transmission. It is
mostly used in long-distance scenarios such as point-to-point communication,
CCTV systems, and base station backhauls. With its high gain, it can maintain
stable UHF signal transmission over tens of kilometers.
These antenna types, through differentiated designs in structure and
performance, collectively form full-scenario coverage of the UHF band from
short-range interconnection to long-distance communication.
Home >
+86 186 8871 1070
