PEANOM1153

Antennas RF Overview

The Pasternack PEANOM1153 is a gooseneck antenna designed for RF signal transmission. It operates at a frequency of 155 MHz and features an SMA female connector interface. The antenna exhibits an impedance of 50 Ohms and supports a maximum input power of 10 Watts. This omnidirectional model is constructed to provide reliable performance in communication systems requiring stable signal coverage.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Omnidirectional radiation pattern for consistent signal distribution
• Flexible gooseneck design allows for adjustable positioning
• SMA female connector ensures standard compatibility

Antennas RF Applications

• RF communication systems
• General-purpose RF applications
• Signal transmission setups

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify the specific SMA female connector type and impedance matching requirements against your system specifications before purchase. Confirm that the 10-watt maximum input power rating aligns with your transmitter output levels to prevent component damage. Ensure the 155 MHz operating frequency matches your intended application band.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this model when an omnidirectional antenna with flexible mounting is required for 155 MHz operations. Consider the 50-ohm impedance requirement for system integration. Evaluate the gooseneck form factor for installation constraints where directional adjustment is necessary. Compare against other Pasternack antennas if different frequency ranges or connector types are needed.

Antennas RF Part Context

This component belongs to Pasternack's line of RF components, which includes cables, connectors, and antennas. The manufacturer provides a broad selection of microwave and RF parts for various communication needs. The PEANOM1153 fits within their portfolio of specialized antennas designed for specific frequency bands and mounting styles.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

Check for other Pasternack gooseneck antennas with similar 50-ohm impedance and SMA female connectors. Verify that any substitute supports the 155 MHz frequency and 10-watt power handling. Ensure mechanical dimensions and mounting options are compatible with existing installations.