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UTRAN
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Planning Manual 0
Amendment to Basic Planning Manual
Chapter 7 Antenna List
UTRAN FDD Macro
UMR6.0
A50016-G5000-H219-2-7618

March 2006

Ewa Chmielewska Com SDC NA B2

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Reason for Update

Summary:
Update for UMR6.0
Details:
Chapter/Section Reason for Update
<<Chapter or Section number <<Briefly explain why you are updating this
and title>> Chapter/Section>>

Issue history
Issue Date of Issue Reason for Update
Number
AFI1.2 02/2006 New RFS, Kathrein and Andrew antennas added to
the list.
preIUS1.3 02/2006 Review comments included
IUS1.4 03/2006 No further comments.

Authors
In addition to the author named on the cover page the following persons have
collaborated on this document:

Name Department
Helmut Mühlbauer Com MN PG NT NE
Aniela Szulc Com MN PG NT NE

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This document consists of a total of 12 pages. All pages are issue CNOIssue.

Table of Contents
7 Chapter name List of recommended antennas for WCDMA networks ...........5
7.1 Introduction....................................................................................................5
7.2 Single band antenna application....................................................................5
7.3 Multiple band antenna application .................................................................5
7.4 Shared network application ...........................................................................5
7.5 List of recommended antenna .......................................................................6
7.6 Examples of antennas ...................................................................................8
7.7 References ..................................................................................................12

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7 List of recommended antennas for WCDMA

networks

7.1 Introduction
The deployment of WCDMA will face mainly three different deployment scenarios for
the antenna configuration.
The scenarios are
- single band antenna application (standalone WCDMA)
- multiple-band antenna application (co-location with GSM)
- antenna application for shared networks (multiple operator).
Therefore several antenna configurations are possible implying that several antenna
types will be required for the WCDMA.
Nevertheless the intention of this document is to reduce the overall antenna types to
only a few antenna types which will be mainly used. However the list needs to be
updated permanently and adjusted to the various deployment strategies of the
operators.

7.2 Single band antenna application

The single band application will be the main application case because firstly the
network planning, tuning and optimization will not impact the existing GSM networks
which are mainly tuned finally. Secondly there is no change in the GSM networks
necessary – no downtime of the network. Thirdly there will be no impact on the
existing hardware of GSM especially on the TMA, duplex filtering and BTS in case of
different system suppliers for GSM and WCDMA.
GSM and WCDMA will be fully flexible in respect to the network deployment, tuning
and operation/maintenance.

7.3 Multiple band antenna application

The multiple band application has to be used at site locations where environmental
problems have to be coped with. In these cases, compromises have to be found to
install multiple band antennas for WCDMA, GSM900 and/or GSM1800 in respect to
the network deployment, tuning and operation/maintenance.
These cases can be coped with certain recommended antennas but there will be also
a high demand for special solutions.

7.4 Shared network application

Shared network will only be applied to WCDMA. This will be the single band
application.
In special cases, the shared antenna system for WCDMA may also be used for GSM.
This will be a multiple antenna application.

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7.5 List of recommended antenna

Grou Available Frequency Hor. 3dB Ver. 3dB

Polarization Gain Downtilt Application
p Bands beamwidth beamwidth
Single band antenna
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900,
1 x-pol. +/-45° 65° ± 5° ~6° 18dBi ± 0,5dB
GSM 1800 dense urban,
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, urban, suburban
2 x-pol. +/-45° 65° ± 5° ~4° 19dBi ± 1,0dB
GSM 1800
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, electrical tilt up
3 x-pol. +/-45° 90° ± 5° ~8° 17dBi ± 0,5dB suburban, rural
GSM 1800 to min 10°;
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, preferable RET
4 x-pol. +/-45° 45° ± 5° ~6° 20dBi ± 0,5dB prepared 6-sector
GSM 1800
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900,
5 x-pol. +/-45° 60° ± 10° 30° ± 10° 9dBi ± 5dB
GSM 1800
donor antenna
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900,
6 x-pol. +/-45° 35° ± 5° ~7° 21dBi ± 0,5dB
GSM 1800
7 UMTS 850 vertical omni ~5° 12dBi ± 0,5dB 0°
8 GSM 1800 vertical omni - 11dBi ± 1dB 0°, 6°
rural, special
9 UMTS 2000 vertical omni ~7° 12dBi ± 1dB 2°
10 UMTS 1900 vertical omni ~5° 12dBi ± 0,5dB 0°, 3°
11 GSM 900, UMTS 850 x-pol. +/-45° 33° ± 5° ~8° 20dBi ± 0,5dB 0° donor antenna
12 GSM 900, UMTS 850 vertical 45° ± 5° ~15° 16dBi ± 0,5dB 6-sector
electrical tilt up
x-pol. +/-45°
13 GSM 900, UMTS 850 65° ± 5° ~7° 18dBi ± 0,5dB to min 10°; dense urban,
or vertical
preferable RET urban,
14 GSM 900, UMTS 850 x-pol. +/-45° 65° ± 5° ~15° 14dBi ± 1dB
prepared
15 GSM 900, UMTS 850 x-pol. +/-45° 80° ± 10° ~15° 13dBi ± 1dB
x-pol. +/-45°
16 UMTS 850 90° ± 5° ~8° 18dBi ± 0.5dB 0°, 3°
or vertical suburban, rural
x-pol. +/-45°
17 GSM 900, UMTS 850 120° ± 5° ~6° 16dBi ± 0.5dB 0°
or vertical
18 UMTS 850 vertical omni ~7° 12dBi ± 1.5dB 0°, 3° rural, special
Dual band antenna
GSM 900, UMTS 850 60° ± 5° ~10° > 15dBi
19 UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, x-pol. +/-45°
60° ± 5° ~5° > 17dBi
GSM 1800
GSM 900 60° ± 5° ~9° > 15dBi
20 UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, x-pol. +/-45° dense urban,
60° ± 5° ~5° > 17dBi urban, suburban
GSM 1800
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, separated
65° ± 5° ~7° > 17dBi electrical tilt up
GSM 1800
21 x-pol. +/-45° to min 10°;
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900,
65° ± 5° ~7° > 17dBi preferable RET
GSM 1800
GSM 900, UMTS 850 90° ± 5° ~13° > 13dBi prepared
22 UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, x-pol. +/-45°
90° ± 5° ~6° > 16dBi
GSM 1800
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, suburban, rural
90° ± 5° ~7° > 16dBi
GSM 1800
23 vertical
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900,
90° ± 5° ~7° > 16dBi
GSM 1800
UMTS 850 60° ± 5° ~15° > 15dBi dense urban,
24 vertical 0°
UMTS 1900 60° ± 5° ~7° > 17dBi urban, suburban
UMTS 850 90° ± 5° ~10° > 14 dBi
25 vertical suburban, rural
UMTS 1900 90° ± 5° ~6° > 17dBi
Tri band antenna
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, separated dense urban,
26 x-pol. +/-45° 65° ± 5° ~6° > 15dBi
GSM 1800 electrical tilt up urban, suburban
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, to min 10°;
65° ± 5° ~6° > 15dBi
GSM 1800 preferable RET

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GSM 900, UMTS 850 65° ± 5° ~10° > 14dBi prepared

GSM 900 65° ± 5° ~10° > 15dBi
27 GSM1800 x-pol. +/-45° 65° ± 5° ~6° > 15dBi
UMTS 2000 65° ± 5° ~6° > 16dBi
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900,
90° ± 5° ~7° > 16dBi
GSM 1800
28 UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, x-pol. +/-45° suburban, rural
90° ± 5° ~7° > 16dBi
GSM 1800
GSM 900, UMTS 850 90° ± 5° ~10° > 14dBi
Single band antenna (vertical pol., space diversity required)
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900,
29 vertical 65° ± 5° ~6° 18dBi ± 0,5dB
GSM 1800 electrical tilt up dense urban,
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, to min 10°; urban, suburban
30 vertical 65° ± 5° ~4° 18dBi ± 0,5dB
GSM 1800 preferable RET
UMTS 2000, UMTS 1900, prepared
31 vertical 90° ± 5° ~8° 17dBi ± 0,5dB suburban, rural
GSM 1800
General remark: Front-to-back ratio >25dB; isolation between pol. Planes >30 dB; isolation between bands >30dB

Electrical downtilt will be mainly used in WCDMA networks. The variable electrical tilt
information depends strongly on the design of the antenna chosen by the antenna
supplier.
For co-sitting solutions like UMTS 2000 + UMTS 1900 single (broad) band antennas
(Group No. 1 – 6, 26 - 28) covering the whole frequency range 1700-2170 MHz can be
used together with some additional devise like diplexer. Another solution is applying of
dual antennas (Group No. 19, 21) – one antenna for the UMTS 2000 and the other
one for the UMTS 1900.
In order to design sites operating at UMTS 2000 and UMTS 850 simultaneously the
planner has to use single band antennas serving mentioned bands separately, for
instance Group No. 1 – 6, 26 – 28 for UMTS 2000 and Group No. 10 – 17 UMTS 850.
Such a solution is also available with dual band antennas 18, 20, 23.
Utilizing dual band antennas co-sitting solutions for UMTS 1900 and UMTS 850 are
also possible (Group No. 18, 20, 22, 23).
New group of tri band antennas gives possibility to set sites with all three systems
UMTS 1700/2100, UMTS 1900 and UMTS 850 operating simultaneously (Group No.
24, 25). However, such a scenario is possible for dense urban, urban, suburban
environments so far. Nevertheless, the planner has to decide whether such a solution
is profitable in terms of the network optimization.
Unfortunately there are no examples of omni directional antennas that cover both
required bands UMTS 2000 and UMTS 1900 or UMTS 850 simultaneously. If it is
necessary to utilize an omni directional antenna it can not be avoided to use
equipment serving mentioned bands separately, for instance: Group No. 7 – covers
only 1710 – 1880 MHz band, Group No. 8 – covers only 1920 – 2170 MHz band,
Group No. 9 – covers only 1850 – 1990 MHz band whereas Group No.17 covers 806
– 896 MHz band.
The above list is a first approach to reduce the several possible antenna types to a
reasonable small number.

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7.6 Examples of antennas

Following table contains a list of exemplary antenna types available on the market
from Kathrein, RFS and Andrew companies, whereby the Kathrein and Andrew are
Siemens preferred suppliers. Antennas are grouped in accordance with the table in
section 7.5.
NOTE 1: If there is set a single value in column with Downtilt parameter it means a
fixed tilt, otherwise the offered tilt is variable.
NOTE 2: Backslash ‘/’ separates values of presented parameters for proper sub-bands
according to listed Frequency ranges.

Frequency Hor. 3dB Ver. 3dB

Group Type Polarization Gain [dBi] Downtilt
range [MHz] beamwidth beamwidth
Single band antenna
K741 794 1710-1880 / 67°/65°/63° 7.0°/6.7°/6.5° 17.5/18.0/18.5 2°/2°/2°
K742 215 1850-1990 / 67°/66°/65° 6.8°/6.5°/6.2° 17.7/17.9/18.0 0°-10°/0°-10°/0°-10°
1 x-pol.+/-45° 1920-2170
UMWD-06516-XDH 65°/65°/65° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 17.5/17.8/18.0 0°-7°/0°-7°/0°-7°
APXV18-206516L 1710-1900/
68°/63° 7.0°/6.4° 17.6 / 18.0 0°-10°/0°-10°
series 1900-2170
K742 213 67°/65°/63° 4.7°/4.5°/4.3° 19.0/19.2/19.5 0°-6°/0°-6°/0°-6°
ADFD1820-6565C- 1710-1880 / 67°/65°/63° 4.5°/4.3°/4.1° 18.7/18.8/18.9 0°-5°/0°-5°/0°-5°
XDM 1850-1990 /
UMWD-06517-XDH 1920-2170 67°/65°/63° 4.5°/4.3°/4.1° 18.7/18.9/19.3 0°-5°/0°-5°/0°-5°
2 x-pol.+/-45°
UMWD-06519-0DH 67°/65°/63° 3.9°/3.7°/3.5° 19.8/20.1/20.6 0°/0°/0°
APX-206516-7T2 1920-2170 65° 4.5° 18.1 2°
APXV18-206517 1710-1900 /
67°/63° 5.0°/4.6° 18.8/19.0 0°-10°/0°-10°
series 1900-2170
K 741 987 88°/88°/88° 6.9°/6.5°/6.2° 16.5/16.8/17.0 2°/2°/2°
K 741 989 1710 -1880 / 88°/88°/88° 7.0°/6.7°/6.5° 16.5/16.8/16.7 0°-8°/0°-8°/0°-8°
UMWD-09016-XDH 1850 -1990 / 90°/90°90° 4.5°/4.3°/4.1° 17.6/17.6/17.6 0°-5°/0°-5°/0°-5°
3 x-pol.+/-45° 1920 2170
ADFD1820-9090B-
84°/88°/90° 7.5°/6.5°/6.5° 16.2/16.4/16.5 0°-8°/0°-8°/0°-8°
XDM
APXV18-209015 1710-1900/
88°/88° 5.1° /4.5° 17.9/17.7 0°-10°/0°-10°
series 1900-2170
K 742 218 47°/45°/44° 7.3°/7.0°/6.7° 19.0/19.5/19.6 0°-8°/0°-8°/0°-8°
1710 -1880 /
4 K 742 219 x-pol.+/-45° 1850 -1990 / 47°/45°/43° 5.0°/4.7°/4.5° 20.5/21.0/21.5 0°-6°/0°-6°/0°-6°
1920 2170
UMWD-04517-XDM 45°/45°/41° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 18.7/18.8/19.1 0°-7°/0°-7°/0°-7°

1710 -1880 / 67°/65°/63° 32°/30°/28° 11.5/12.0/12.0 3°/2°/0°

K 739 489
5 x-pol.+/-45° 1850 -1990 /
K 742 211 1920 2170 69°/67°/64° 14.5°/14°/30° 14.7/15.0/15.2 0°-10°/0°-10°/0°-10°
K 742 351 1710 -1880 / 36°/35°/33° 7.4°/7.0°/6.7° 20.2/20.5/20.7 0°-8°/0°-8°/0°-8°
6 K800 10251 x-pol.+/-45° 1850 -1990 / 36°/35°/33° 9.5°/9.0°/8.5° 19.2/19.5/19.8 0°-12°/0°-12°/0°-12°
1920 2170
UMWD-03319-XDM 35°/33°/31° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 20.1/20.4/20.6 0°-7°/0°-7°/0°-7°
7 AO8610 series vertical 824-894 omni 4.5° 12.1 0°
K738 187 omni - 11 -
8 K737 190 vertical 1710 - 1880 omni - 11 6°
AO1809-3 omni 6.5° 10.5 0°

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K741 790 omni 7.0° 11.0 0°

9 vertical 1920 - 2170
DB909E-U omni 7.0° 11.0 0°
DB910CE-M omni 5.0° 12.1 0°
10 AO1909-3 vertical 1850 - 1990 omni 6.5° 11.1 0°
DB910T3CE-M omni 5.0° 12.1 3°
806-866 /
K80010302 824-894 / 34°/33°/30° 8.5°/8.2°/7.5° 20.2/20.4/20.8 0°/0°/0°
11 x-pol.+/-45° 880-960
806-896 /
CTSDG-03019-0DM 30°/30° 7.5°/7.0° 20.5/21.0 0°/0°
870-960
806-896 /
844G45VTZASX 45°/45° 15.0°/15.0° 16.8/16.8 0°-16°/0°-16°
897-940
12 vertical
806-896 /
DB876G45A-XY 45°/45° 10.0°/10.0° 18.1/18.4 0°/0°
870-960
858DG65VTASX 65° 8.5° 17.3 0°-9°
DB858DG65ESX 806-896 65° 7.5° 17.4 0°
856DG65T2ESX x-pol.+/-45° 65° 9.5° 16.6 2°
13 806-896 /
CTSDG-06516-0DM 65°/65° 8.0°/7.0° 17.5/17.9 0°/0°
870-960
878G60T2A-XY 806-896 / 60°/60° 7.5°/7.5° 18.3/18.5 0°/0°
vertical
DB878G60A-XY 870-960 60°/60° 7.5°/7.5° 18.3/18.5 2°/2°
806-896 /
65°/65° 16.0°/14.0° 14.6/15.0 0°-15°/0°-15°
14 CTSDG-06513-XDM x-pol.+/-45° 870-960
DB854DG65ESX 806-896 65° 14.0° 15.1 0°
806-896 /
854DG85VTEXY 85°/85° 16.0°/15.0° 13.5/13.8 2°-14°/2°-14°
870-960
15 x-pol.+/-45°
DB854DG90ESX 90° 14.0° 13.8 0°
806-896
854DG90T6ESX 90° 14.0° 13.6 6°
DB858DG90ESX 90° 7.5° 16.4 0°
x-pol.+/-45° 806-896
16 858DG90T3ESX 90° 7.5° 16.1 3°
806-896 /
DB848H80E-XY vertical 80°/80° 7.5°/7.5° 16.6/16.8 0°/0°
870-960
DB878H120ESX x-pol.+/-45° 806-896 120° 7.0° 16.1 0°
17
K 730 382 vertical 870-960 120° 6.5° 16.0 0°
DB812KE-XC omni 3.0° 14.1 0°
DB589T3-XC 824-896 omni 9.0° 11.1 3°
18 vertical
DB810KT3E-XC omni 6.0° 12.1 3°
K 738 192 806-894 omni 7.0° 11.0 0°
Dual band antenna
68°/65° 10.5°/10.0° 15.5/16.0 0.5°-9.5°/0.5°-9.5°
K 742 265 824 – 894 / 66°/65°/63° 5.2°/5.0°/4.7° 17.8/18.2/18.3 0°-6°/0°-6°/0°-6°
880 – 960 /
1710 -1880 / 68°/65° 16°/14.5° 14/14.0 0°-14°/0°-14°
K 742 264
1850 - 1990/ 65°/65°/63° 7.8°/7.3°/6.8° 16.5/16.8/17.0 0°-8°/0°-8°/0°-8°
x-pol.+/-45° 1920 - 2170 68°/65° 8.1°/7.5° 16.5/17.0 0.5°-7°/0.5°-7°
19 K 742 266
66°/65°/63° 5.2°/5.0°/4.7° 17.8/18.2/18.5 0°-6°/0°-6°/0°-6°
824 – 896 / 68°/65° 8.0°/7.5° 16.7/17.0 0°-8°/0°-8°
DBXLH-6565C-VTM 870 – 960 / 65°/63°/62° 5.0°/4.7°/4.4° 17.8/18.2/18.3 0°-6°/0°-6°/0°-6°
1710 -1880 /
1850 - 1990/ 68°/65° 16.0°/15.0° 14.0/14.0 0°-15°/0°-15°
DBXLH-6565A-VTM 1920 - 2170 65°/64°/63° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 16.5/16.8/17.0 0°-8°/0°-8°/0°-8°
20 x-pol.+/-45°
APX15GV-15DWVB 870-960/ 65°/64° 9.0°/5.0° 16.0/18.3 0°-10°/2°-10°

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series 1710-2170
870 – 960 /
APX15GV-15DWV-E
1710 -1990/ 65°/64°/60° 9.0°/5.0°/5.0° 15.5/17.7/17.7 0°-10°/0°-10°/2°-10°
series
1920 - 2170
K 742 234 66°/65°/64° 7.0°/6.7°/6.5° 17.5/17.7/17.8 0°-8°/0°-8°/0°-8°
1710 -1880/
K 742 235 1850 - 1990/ 65°/64°/63° 4.6°/4.4°/4.2° 19/19.2/19.5 0°-6°/0°-6°/0°-6°
ADFD182A-6565B- 1920 - 2170
67°/65°/63° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 17.4/17.2/17.8 2°-10°/2°-10°/2°-10°
XDM
APX16DWV- 1710-1900/
63°/65° 7.0°/6.4° 17.6 / 10.0 0°-10°/0°-10°
21 16DWVL-D series x-pol.+/-45° 1900-2170
APX15D2-15W6
65°/65° 7.0°/7.0° 17.1 / 17.1 2° / 6°
series
APX16D5-16W2
65°/65° 5.5°/4.5° 17.4 / 18.0 5° / 2°
series
APX15D2-15W2
65°/65° 7.0°/7.0° 17.1 / 17.3 2° / 2°
series

88°/86°/88° 15.0°/14.5°/13.5° 13.4/13.6/13.9 0°-12°/0°-12°/0°-12°

K800 10121 806 – 866 /
82°/85°/90° 7.1°/6.8°/6.5° 16.4/16.5/16.4 0°-10°/0°-10°/0°-10°
824 – 896 /
880 – 960 /
1710 -1880 / 88°/86°/88° 10.5°/10.0°/9.0° 15.0/15.2/15.5 0°-6°/0°-6°/0°-6°
K800 10122
1850 - 1990/ 82°/85°/90° 5.5°/5.2°/5.0° 17.8/18.0/18.1 0°-10°/0°-10°/0°-10°
22 x-pol.+/-45° 1920 - 2170 86°/86°/86° 7.3°/7.2°/6.9° 16.1/16.3/16.5 0°-7°/0°-7°/0°-7°
K800 10123
84°/85°/88° 4.8°/4.5°/4.2° 17.8/18.0/17.9 0°-6°/0°-6°/0°-6°
824 – 896 /
870 – 960 /
DBXLH-9090C- 87°/87° 8.0°/7.0° 15.9/16.1 0°-8°/0°-8°
1710 -1880 /
VTM 1850 - 1990/
90°/90°/90° 4.5°/4.3°/4.0° 17.6/17.8/17.8 0°-5°/0°-5°/0°-5°
1920 - 2170
1710 -1880 /
23 K742 352 vertical 1850 - 1990/ 88°/88°/88° 7.4°/7.1°/6.5° 16.2/16.4/16.7 0°-10°/0°-10°/0°-10°
1920 - 2170
806-896 /
DB774G60ESXM 60°/60° 15°/7.0° 15.6/17.8 0°/0°
1850-1990
24 vertical
AV6B13C0-15P0 806-896 /
65°/65° 15.5° / 7.0° 15.1 / 17.2 0°/0°
series 1850-1990
806-896 /
775G90V1ESXM 90°/90° 15°/6.0° 14.1/17.1 0°-10°/2°
1850-1990
25 vertical
824-896 /
778G90VTAXM 90°/85° 8.0°/5.7° 16.1/17.1 0°-9°/0°-7°
1850-1990
Tri band antenna
806 – 866 69° 7.8° 17.0 2°-10°
824 – 894 68° 7.4° 17.2 2°-10°
26 x-pol.+/-45° 880 – 960 66° 7.0° 17.4 2°-10°
K800 10292
1710 -1880 65° 7.0° 17.0/16.8 * 0°-10°
1850 – 1990 64° 6.6° 17.2/17.0 * 0°-10°
1920 - 2170 63° 6.5° 17.4/17.2 * 0°-10°
806 – 866 69° 14.3° 14.8 0.5°-12°
824 – 894 68° 14° 15.0 0.5°-12°
K 742 270 880 – 960 66° 13.3° 15.2 0.5°-12°
1710 -1880 66° 7.1° 16.5 0.5°-8°
1920 - 2170 65° 6.5° 17.2 0°-8°

K 742 241 824 – 894 68° 8.1° 16.5 0.5°-7°

880 – 960 65° 7.5° 17.0 0.5°-7°
1710 -1880 65° 7.8° 16.5/16.0 * 0°-8°
1850 – 1990 65° 7.3° 16.8/16.3 * 0°-8°

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1920 - 2170 63° 6.8° 17.0/16.5 * 0°-8°

65° 15.5° 14.0 0°-15°
65° 15.0° 14.0 0°-15°
TBXLHB-6565A-
65° 7.0° 15.6 0°-8°
VTM 824 – 896
64° 6.5° 15.8 0°-8°
870 – 960 63° 6.0° 16.1 0°-8°
1710 -1880
1850 – 1990 69° 7.5° 16.7 0°-8°
1920 - 2180 66° 7.0° 17.0 0°-8°
TBXLHA-6565C-
65° 7.5° 16.6 2°-10°
VTM
63° 7.0° 16.8 2°-10°
60° 6.5° 17.0 2°-10°
65° 10.0° 15.3 6°
APX15G6-15D2-
65° 7.5° 16.3 2°
15W2 series 880-960 60° 6.5° 16.5 2°
27 x-pol.+/-45° 1710-1880
1920-2170 65° 10.0° 15.5 2°
APX15G2-15D2-
65° 7.5° 16.5 2°
15W2B series
60° 6.5° 16.5 2°
28 -
Single band antenna (vertical pol., space diversity required)
950F65T2ZE-B 1710 - 2170 65° 6.5° 18.0 2°
K742 445 68°/65°/63° 7.0°/6.7°/6.5° 17.5/17.9/18.1 0°-10°/0°-10°/0°-10°
UMW-06516-0D 1710 -1880 65°/65°/65° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 17.6/17.9/18.1 0°/0°0°
29 vertical 1850 - 1990
UMW-06516-2D 1920 - 2170 65°/65°/65° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 17.4/17.9/18.1 2°/2°/2°
UMW-06516-4D 65°/65°/65° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 17.3/17.8/18.0 4°/4°/4°
AP206516-7T2 1900-2170 65° 7.0° 17.8 2°
1710 -1880
30 UMW-06517-2D vertical 1850 - 1990 65°/65°/65° 5.0°/4.5°/4.0° 18.4/18.9/18.8 2°/2°/2°
1920 - 2170
UMW-09015-0DH 90°/90°90° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 16.8/17.5/16.9 0°/0°0°
UMW-09015-2DH 1710 -1880 90°/90°90° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 16.5/16.6/16.7 2°/2°/2°
31 vertical 1850 - 1990
UMW-09015-4DH 1920 - 2170 90°/90°90° 7.0°/6.5°/6.0° 16.5/16.9/16.8 4°/4°/4°
UMW-09016-2DH 90°/90°90° 5.0°/4.5°/4.0° 17.4/17.617.1 2°/2°/2°
General remark: Front-to-back ratio >25dB; isolation between pol. Planes >30 dB; isolation between bands >30dB
* 1710-2170 MHz (Syst. 1) / 1710-2170 MHz (Syst. 2) top

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7.7 References

[1] Siemens AG, Planning Manual for UMTS Node B 2nd HW-Platform (NB 440, NB
441, NB 341), A50016-G5000-#502-1-7618

[2] Siemens AG, NEC, PMN0 UTRAN FDD Basic Planning Manual, A50016-G5000-
A219-1-7618, V 3.0 June 2001

[3] Kathrein, 790 – 2500 MHz Base Station Antennas for Mobile Communications
Catalogue Issue 02/04; and http://www.kathrein.de

[4] RFS, Availability List, Cellular Antenna, R. Deniel, February 2003 and:
http://www.rfsworld.com
[5] Andrew, http://www.andrew.com/products/antennas/

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