ASP931

Antennas RF Overview

The ASP931 is a low-profile transit antenna manufactured by Amphenol PCTEL, designed for mobile communication applications. It operates within the frequency range of 806 MHz to 894 MHz, providing a bandwidth of 88 MHz. The unit features a unity gain of 0 dB and utilizes an N-type female bulkhead connector for panel mounting. Constructed with a high-impact molded ASA radome, the antenna ensures durability in transit environments. Its physical height is specified as 3.4 inches, supporting a compact silhouette suitable for vehicle integration.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Enclosed in a high-impact molded ASA radome for rugged protection
• Designed as a low-silhouette unit for transit applications
• Features an N-type female bulkhead connector for secure panel mounting

Antennas RF Applications

• Transit vehicle communications
• Mobile radio systems
• Public safety vehicle installations

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet revision and manufacturer documentation when procuring the ASP931. Confirm that the N-type female bulkhead connector matches the installation requirements. Ensure the operating frequency range of 806-894 MHz aligns with the intended system band. Check for any specific mounting hardware requirements associated with the panel mount design. Validate the ASA radome material specifications against environmental exposure needs.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select the ASP931 for applications requiring a low-profile antenna solution for transit vehicles. The 0 dB gain and 806-894 MHz frequency range are critical for compatibility with specific public safety or commercial mobile bands. The N-type female connector dictates the cable interface type. Consider the 3.4-inch height constraint for vehicle roof clearance. The ASA radome offers impact resistance suitable for harsh transit environments.

Antennas RF Part Context

The ASP931 belongs to the TRANSIT series of antennas from Amphenol PCTEL. This series focuses on mobile and transit communication solutions. The component serves as an external antenna unit for vehicular use. It complements other mobile RF components by providing reliable signal transmission and reception within the specified UHF band. The design emphasizes durability and low visual profile for professional fleet applications.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

No publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing cabling and mounting structures if considering alternative models. Consult Amphenol PCTEL technical support for direct replacements or updated series equivalents.