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4.3 Antenna configurations
Half-value width
Definition
A further description of the directional characteristic is the beam width. The beam width is
the beam angle at which half the power (-3 dB) is radiated referred to the maximum power.
The antenna gain is directly related to the beam width. The higher the antenna gain, the
smaller the beam angle.
Coupling in ETSI
In ETSI EN 302 208 (release version V1.2.1 2008-06), the radiated power is coupled to the
beam width, i.e.
● Radiated power 500-2000 mW ERP: beam width ≤ 70 degrees
The beam width requirement applies to both the horizontal and vertical planes. The FCC
directives do not envisage coupling with the beam width.
The following graphics show examples of the directional radiation pattern of an antenna in
polar and linear representations for which both the horizontal and vertical planes must be
considered.
Directional radiation pattern in polar representation
Beam width
Spurious lobe
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System Manual, xx/2014, J31069-D0171-U001-A15-7618
SIMATIC RF600

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