Yes, the PCB antenna can include a 90° angle
Last Update: October 23, 2017
October 23, 2017 607 General FAQ
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- [General] “I have a question regarding the coexistence of your 900MHzISM radios such as RC1081 with GSM. A GSM transmitter emits 33 dBm but your maximum allowed input power is 10 dBm. Does this translate into the rather demanding requirement of minimum 23dB antenna isolation? What is the effect of having above 10dBm fed into transceiver, will the receiver only be temporarily saturated or is there a risk of permanent damage. What is the maximum allowed level to avoid permanent damage. A second question regarding interferers. As I read your datasheet a blocking interferer can be allowed to be -106dBm+3(level above sensitivity limit)+75(stated typ interferer rejection)=-28dBm. Am I interpretating your figures correctly? “
- [GENERAL] We are a production company that is assembling PCBs. One of the PCB that we are making has a Radiocrafts RC2411-HP-AT mounted. During the reflow process the module starts floating and is creating short-circuits between his pads under need the module. Can you advise use how to avoid this?
- [General] “We have plan to locate GSM part on the opposite side of PCB – to the other end of the board than RC1180 – can You see any problems ?”