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Antenna maker Dielectric will be bringing the newest member of its DCR FM antenna line, the DCR-E, to the NAB Show.
The company says, “The new DCR-E fills the gap between its lowest power (DCR-T) and higher power (DCR-C, DCR-M, DCR-S and DCR-U) ring antennas, bringing many of the same design and performance characteristics to radio stations requiring input power ratings up to 4 kW per bay.”
It adds, “As with all DCR antennas, the DCR-E is lightweight with a robust structure and low windload, increasing long term reliability, simplifying maintenance, and reducing stress on tower and/or building structures.”
Dielectric Vice President of Engineering John Schadler said, “The DCR-E is an economical solution that fill a gap in our product portfolio. More importantly, it carries over the same flexibility as our high-power ring style antennas, including stackable bay designs in center of end fed configurations, null fill and beam tilt options and flexible wavelength spacings.”
He added, “Ring antennas offer better pattern circularity then competitive designs and radiate true circular polarization with a good axial ratio, all of which increases the performance for optimal coverage and market penetration.”
Visit Dielectric at Booth W3333 in the West Hall.
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