Zi-Hao Wang, Yunshan Wang, and Huei Wang, “ A 28 GHz high linearity up-conversion mixer using second-harmonic injection technique in 28 nm CMOS Technology,” IEEE Microw.Li-Chi Chang, Yi-Hsien Lin, Shih-Yuan Chen, Hsi-Tseng Chou, and Huei Wang, “ A duplexing hybrid slot antenna design with high isolation for short-range radar detection and identification applications at 24-GHz band,” IEEE Trans.Mu-Heng Li, Yunshan Wang, and Huei Wang, “ A 50–67-GHz ultralow power LNA using double transformer coupling technique and self-resonant matching in 90-nm CMOS,” IEEE Microw.The Pacific Monolithics Down Converter part number is:Ĭan I make use of this antenna for 2.4GHz wireless LAN networking on the Melbourne: Digital and Wireless. (They must have had inspriring physics teachers). patents:ĥ,280,412 (Thermal/electrical feedthrough seal)ĥ,317,291 (Microstrip filter with reduced ground plane) The aluminium square tube carries a placard claiming protection for the device under the following U.S. My antenna has an F connector and down converter. However the Pacific Wireless antennas have N connectors and no down converter.
Pacific Wireless have an antenna model PMANT 15 with a 15dB gain parabolic grid reflector that conforms in dimension and appearance to the antenna in question. The cream coloured plastic cover over the dipole is impressively labelled:Īccording to their web site Pacific Monolithics are no longer in the antenna game having sold the antenna division to Pacific Wireless.
I recently scored the mystery antenna pictured below - will it be useful for wireless networking ?. 2.4GHz Pacific Monolithics Down Converter Directional Microwave Antenna Page
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