B1323S

Antennas RF Overview

The TE Connectivity B1323S is a VHF mobile whip antenna designed for the 132 MHz to 174 MHz frequency range, with a center frequency of 153 MHz. It features a straight whip type with an NMO base mount and provides 3 dBi gain. The antenna has a maximum height of 149.86 cm (59.000 inches) and operates with a VSWR of 2. It meets IP67 ingress protection standards and is RoHS compliant.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Omnidirectional radiation pattern suitable for mobile communication applications
• NMO base mount configuration for secure vehicle installation
• IP67 rated construction ensuring resistance to dust and water immersion

Antennas RF Applications

• VHF band mobile radio communications
• Emergency vehicle communication systems
• Public safety two-way radio installations

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix and package quantity requirements against the manufacturer's current documentation before purchase. Confirm that the NMO base mount interface matches the intended vehicle or equipment mounting hardware. Ensure environmental ratings meet the operational requirements for the deployment location.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this model when a VHF omnidirectional antenna with NMO mounting is required. Consider the physical dimensions and weight constraints for the installation site. Verify compatibility with existing transceiver power output and impedance matching requirements within the 132-174 MHz band.

Antennas RF Part Context

This component belongs to the TE Connectivity Antenex line of RF antennas, specifically designed for mobile and vehicular applications. It is part of a broader family of VHF/UHF antennas offering various mounting styles and frequency ranges for professional communication needs.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

Consult official TE Connectivity documentation for direct cross-reference part numbers. Ensure any substitute maintains the NMO base interface and covers the full 132-174 MHz frequency range without compromising gain or VSWR specifications.