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by RCR Wireless News December 8, 2014
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Laird launches two new antenna products enabling superior performance in very different environments

Global technology leader Laird (LRD: London), today launched two new antenna solutions, including an industry first. With applications including commercial, industrial,and the “Internet of Things,” these antennas are the result of extensive investment in research, customer feedback and comprehensive testing.

In-building industry first

In high-traffic environments like hospitals, warehouses and office buildings, reliable and fast data and voice connections are crucial to a productive workplace. “Single or dual port antennas in the marketplace today do not always adequately support robust, reliable data and voice communications in high-traffic areas,” sayid Monty Rohde SVP of infrastructure antenna systems for Laird. “We set out to engineer an industry-leading solution to increase in-building performance for both data and voice services.”

The result is the CMQ69273P Antenna. With its thin, low-profile design, this ceiling-mounted antenna offers complete cellular 3G/4G LTE data communication at every one of its 4-ports. This means in a properly engineered wireless system, the CMQ antenna enables workers in high -raffic commercial and industrial complexes to enjoy increased voice and data performance with unmatched signal integrity provided by Laird.

For more technical information you can see the “CMQ Editor Notes” below or click here.

Internet of Things

With its second product release today, Laird is also enabling exciting new opportunities within emerging machine to machine IoT applications.

“The IoT revolution is not just for consumers. Companies now need to interact with and control their equipment in real-time. The lack of these capabilities can have a substantial commercial impact,” said Rohde. The challenge is that many of these environments include moisture, dust and other potential hazards for electronics.

So Laird engineers designed the HCR line of antennas. These are extremely rugged antennas with a low-profile design that offers superior performance. “We like to say the HCR line of antennas can go almost anywhere a machine can go and still provide clear, reliable data communications,” Rohde said.

The new HCR6927 3G/4G LTE Rotatable Shell Omnidirectional Antenna is ready for the worst conditions. Rated for temporary water immersion, the antenna can withstand temperatures from -40 degrees to 70 degrees Celsius, and offers a variety of vandal-resistant mounting options.

The HCR antenna platform provides frequency agility, low visibility, wide bandwidth and a low angle radiation pattern superior to traditional gain antennas in most applications, making it ideal for M2M system applications within the commercial, industrial, transportation, energy, utility, retail and financial industries.

While the CMQ69273P Antenna can operate in the 698 to 960 MHz or 1710 to 2700 MHz frequency ranges, the HCR8065 LTE Rotatable Shell Omnidirectional Antenna functions in the 806 to 960 MHz or 1710 to 2200 MHz frequency ranges. You can learn more by clicking here.

CMQ Editor Notes

This is the first antenna in the market to offer low passive inter-modulation or PIM with 4-port Multi- Input, Multi-Output or MIMO. As Laird’s newest edition to the indoor distributed antenna system or iDAS product portfolio, the antenna features advanced design techniques and special materials, which minimize interference and improve in-building wireless network coverage as well as capacity.

The Laird CMQ69273P Low PIM 4-port MIMO Ceiling Mount Omnidirectional Antenna functions in the 698 to 960MHz or 1710 to 2700 MHz frequency ranges. The line of antennas is engineered to accommodate a variety of ceiling configurations while providing optimal radiation within the coverage zone. More information about the new CMQ antennas is available by clicking here.

Translations

Translated versions of this press release are available in simplified and traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean and German languages.

About Laird

Laird is a global technology company focused on providing systems, components and solutions that protect electronics from electromagnetic interference and heat, and that enable connectivity in mission critical systems through wireless applications and antenna systems.

Products are supplied to all sectors of the electronics industry including the smartphone, telecommunications, data transfer, information technology, automotive, aerospace, defense, consumer, medical, mining, railroad and industrial markets.

Laird, a unit of Laird PLC, employs over 9,000 employees in more than 50 facilities located in 19 countries.

© 2014 All rights reserved.  Laird, Laird Technologies and the respective logos are trademarks owned by Laird Technologies, Inc. and/or Laird PLC, either directly or indirectly through one or more subsidiaries. Other products, logos, and company names mentioned herein, may be trademarks of their respective owners.

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