Abstract: A telecommunications antenna comprising a conductive ground plane and at least one pair of broadband radiators mounted, and electrically connected, to the conductive ground plane. Each of the broadband radiators includes first and second dipole elements wherein the first dipole element is tuned to a first broadband frequency and the second dipole element is tuned to a second broadband frequency. At least one of the dipole elements associated with one broadband radiator is spatially positioned relative to the respective dipole element of the other broadband radiator to minimize electrical coupling therebetween. Dipole elements tuned to the same frequency on each broadband radiator are oriented orthogonally to mitigate electrical coupling across the dipole elements.

Abstract: A canister antenna including a radar transparent housing disposed about an axis and enclosing an antenna assembly having a plurality of integrated radiating elements. The radiating elements are configured to: (ii) produce a pseudo-omnidirectional radiation pattern of RF energy about the axis and (ii) selectively orient at least one null along a radial of the axis.

Abstract: A telecommunications antenna comprising a conductive ground plane and at least one pair of broadband radiators mounted, and electrically connected, to the conductive ground plane. Each of the broadband radiators includes first and second dipole elements wherein the first dipole element is tuned to a first broadband frequency and the second dipole element is tuned to a second broadband frequency. At least one of the dipole elements associated with one broadband radiator is spatially positioned relative to the respective dipole element of the other broadband radiator to minimize electrical coupling therebetween. Dipole elements tuned to the same frequency on each broadband radiator are oriented orthogonally to mitigate electrical coupling across the dipole elements.

Abstract: A canister antenna including a radar transparent housing enclosing an antenna assembly having a plurality of integrated sector antennas. The sector antennas are configured to produce a pseudo-omnidirectional radiation pattern of RF energy about the axis.

Abstract: A canister antenna including a radar transparent housing disposed about an axis and enclosing an antenna assembly having a plurality of integrated radiating elements. The radiating elements are configured to: (ii) produce a pseudo-omnidirectional radiation pattern of RF energy about the axis and (ii) selectively orient at least one null along a radial of the axis.

Abstract: A canister antenna including a radar transparent housing enclosing an antenna assembly having a plurality of integrated sector antennas. The sector antennas are configured to produce a pseudo-omnidirectional radiation pattern of RF energy about the axis.