MM-ANT-NM-915-3DBI

Rfid Antennas Overview

The MM-ANT-NM-915-3DBI is a general-purpose RF antenna manufactured by McGill Microwave Systems. It features a straight whip design with an N-type male connector. The component operates within the frequency range of 902 MHz to 929 MHz and provides a gain of 3 dBi. It is classified as an omnidirectional rod antenna suitable for ISM band applications.

Rfid Antennas Feature Summary

• Omnidirectional radiation pattern for uniform signal distribution
• Straight whip form factor with integrated N-type male connector
• Optimized for LoRaWAN and general purpose ISM band operations

Rfid Antennas Applications

• LoRaWAN network infrastructure deployment
• Industrial IoT sensor connectivity
• General purpose wireless communication systems in the 902-929 MHz range

Rfid Antennas Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet version from McGill Microwave Systems or authorized distributors to confirm mechanical dimensions and environmental ratings. Ensure compatibility with existing N-type female ports on target equipment. Confirm RoHS compliance status if required for specific regulatory jurisdictions before finalizing procurement orders.

Rfid Antennas Selection Notes

Select this model when a low-profile, omnidirectional solution is required for sub-GHz ISM bands. The 3 dBi gain offers a balance between size and performance for short-to-medium range links. Consider higher gain variants like the 6 dBi or 7.5 dBi models only if extended range is necessary and physical space permits larger antennas.

Rfid Antennas Part Context

This part belongs to the McGill Microwave Systems MM-ANT-NM-915 series, which includes various gain options such as 6 dBi and 7.5 dBi variants. These antennas share the same N-type male connector interface and frequency coverage but differ in physical length and gain characteristics to suit different installation constraints.

Rfid Antennas Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes include the MM-ANT-NM-915-6DBI and MM-ANT-NM-915-7.5DBI from the same manufacturer. These alternatives maintain the N-type male connector and 902-929 MHz frequency range while offering increased gain. Verify that the mounting environment can accommodate any differences in physical length associated with higher gain versions.