DPA ANT202P Passive Directional Antenna

The DPA ANT202P is a passive directional antenna for wideband UHF reception, a log periodic dipole array (LPDA) with about 6 dBi of gain and a typical beamwidth of 140°.

It covers 420 to 1300 MHz, which takes in the 470 to 870 MHz range of DPA’s N-Series wireless, and it connects by BNC. Bent elements give strong directionality from a compact size, and the open, skeletal design keeps wind loading low. The textured, weather-resistant coating and gasket sealing keep water out, and a metal support with fine slope tuning holds the antenna at the angle you set.

Features

• Log periodic dipole array with about 6 dBi of gain
• 140° typical beamwidth
• 420 to 1300 MHz
• Passive, with a BNC connector
• Skeletal design for low wind loading
• Weather-resistant coating and gasket sealing
• Metal support with fine slope tuning

About DPA Microphones N-Series Wireless

N-Series is the digital wireless line from DPA: the N-DR1 dual channel receiver, the N-BP1 bodypack and N-HH1 handheld transmitters, and the antennas, antenna splitter, rechargeable batteries, and charger built for them. The system works from 470 to 870 MHz, depending on the region, with latency under 2.9 ms and AES256 encryption. The receiver sends audio over Dante as standard.

DPA designs and builds their microphones in Denmark, drawing on a history that began with Brüel & Kjær measurement microphones.