PEANOM1115

Antennas RF Overview

The Pasternack PEANOM1115 is a multi-band combination antenna designed for integrated wireless communication systems. It supports four cellular bands, two Wi-Fi bands, and one GPS band within a single unit. The assembly features multiple connector types to accommodate diverse interface requirements: four N-type male connectors, two RP-SMA connectors, and one SMA connector. This configuration allows for simultaneous signal transmission and reception across various frequency ranges without requiring separate antenna installations.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Integrates cellular, Wi-Fi, and GPS functionalities into a single compact module
• Provides multiple distinct connector interfaces including N-type, RP-SMA, and SMA options
• Supports simultaneous operation of seven independent wireless channels

Antennas RF Applications

• Public safety communication systems
• Emergency services mobile base stations
• Autonomous vehicle sensor integration
• Multi-protocol IoT gateway deployments

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify the specific connector orientation and gender requirements against the target equipment interface before ordering. Confirm that the receiving devices support the required impedance matching for N-type, RP-SMA, and SMA connections. Ensure environmental ratings meet the installation site conditions. Cross-reference the exact model suffix with manufacturer documentation to confirm current production status and availability.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this component when space constraints prohibit the use of individual antennas for cellular, Wi-Fi, and GPS signals. It is suitable for applications requiring consolidated RF front-end architecture. Consider the physical dimensions and mounting style relative to the host device enclosure. Evaluate the need for multiple connector types versus using adapters to simplify cable management.

Antennas RF Part Context

This part belongs to Pasternack's Omni-Directional Antennas series. It represents a specialized solution for complex RF environments where signal isolation and multi-band coverage are critical. Unlike standard single-band antennas, this model consolidates functionality to reduce system complexity and installation time in mobile and fixed wireless infrastructure.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific multi-band configuration. Replacement requires verifying compatibility with the existing cellular, Wi-Fi, and GPS frequency bands. Any alternative must match the connector mix (N-type, RP-SMA, SMA) and mechanical mounting specifications to ensure proper integration.