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How to position the antenna
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The optimal placement for the transmitter is to position the antenna perpendicular to the ground to ensure that the area with the strongest signal covers the receiver. For receivers with antenna diversity and true diversity, the first antenna should be configured the same as the transmitter, while the second antenna should be deflected 90 degrees and placed along the X-axis or Y-axis.
Antenna energy radiation and induction are directional; they are not emitted outwards from the tip, but rather spread outwards in a donut-like shape around the antenna (the Z-axis in the diagram).
For a transmitter, to ensure the strongest signal area on the "signal donut" covers the receiver, the best practice is to place the antenna perpendicular to the ground.
For receivers without true diversity, each channel's single antenna is positioned as in the transmitter's configuration (i.e., along the Z-axis).
For receivers with antenna diversity and true diversity, the first antenna is positioned as in the transmitter's configuration (i.e., along the Z-axis); the second antenna should be deflected by as much as possible by 90° and positioned along either the X-axis or Y-axis.
In this configuration, the receiver can handle both line-of-sight and multipath propagation wireless signals.
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