The wireless world continues its scramble to produce better more efficient power amplifiers and chipsets. In this effort to produce greater throughput for wireless products, there has been one very obvious piece missing: the antenna.
“Throughput can vary by five or ten to one depending on location, suggesting that the most effective way to improve wireless performance is by increasing the useable signal strength while reducing sources of background interference, such as the SNR (signal-to-noise ratio), and the best way to improve this is through better antennas”, explains Kurt Marko in a “WLAN Radio Frequency Technologies” article on Processor.com, Aug. 2010.
The Venti™ Antenna is “the better antenna” that has been missing from the wireless puzzle.
The Venti™ Antenna (
http://www.ventiantenna.com) is “an attractive solution” says Dr. Andreas Molisch, World-renowned WiFi/MIMO architect and member of IEEE 802 Standardization Bodies. Dr. Molisch recently conducted a study of the Venti™ Antenna. In his report he wrote, “In WiFi enabled applications, the reception/transmission of the Venti™ Antenna is of great importance, because it provides additional signal energy thus providing higher SNR and better coverage, and by allowing reception of a independently fading signal path. The Venti™ Antenna provides for two signal branches that can be used not only for diversity, but also for spatial multiplexing; for example, different data streams can be transmitted on the two polarization directions.”
The Venti™ Antenna clears the way to superior throughput as this newly developed antenna technology is introduced to the world of wireless communication. Adding to its superior performance, the Venti™ Antenna also provides its advantages for a manufacturing cost of $0.04 or less, and can be 1" or less in diameter (with a thickness of 20 mil/0.02”/0.5 mm) without trade-off or compromises in overall performance.
