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29 November 2023
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Balancing Size and Performance in Outdoor Signal Blocking Projects
When implementing signal blocking projects in open outdoor areas, it is often necessary to use high-power signal jammers to achieve optimal signal coverage. However, customers installing these jammers often find the size and dimensions of the shielding equipment’s main unit and antennas to be large and bulky. This article explores the challenges and considerations involved in downsizing high-power signal jammers while maintaining their effectiveness.
The Importance of Downsizing:
The primary advantage of downsizing high-power signal jammers is the convenience it offers in terms of transportation and installation. Additionally, smaller-sized shielding equipment is less conspicuous after installation, allowing for discreet usage. It is precisely for these reasons that customers request downsizing.
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Challenges in Downsizing:
However, meeting customers’ expectations for downsizing is not always straightforward. As manufacturers of high-power signal jammers, we have optimized the appearance and dimensions of some models. However, the inclusion of high-power interference modules in the equipment necessitates efficient heat dissipation, typically achieved through large heat sinks or effective ventilation systems. Consequently, this results in increased weight and size of the signal jammers.
Increasing Demands:
With the continuous addition of various mobile standards and communication frequency bands, signal blocking equipment needs to accommodate multiple frequency modules to ensure effective shielding. This, in turn, leads to increased power consumption and the requirement for larger installation spaces.
Antenna Considerations:
The use of directional antennas in high-power signal jammers is limited by the signal coverage angle and the need to support at least 50-100W power capacity. As a result, it is challenging to reduce the size of directional antennas. However, replacing directional antennas with rod-shaped omnidirectional antennas can significantly reduce the overall dimensions of the equipment.
Conclusion:
In summary, downsizing high-power signal jammers while maintaining all technical specifications unchanged leaves limited room for reducing weight and size. To achieve significant reductions in weight and dimensions, compromises must be made in certain technical aspects. For example, reducing unnecessary frequency modules or opting for medium-power shielding modules. However, it is important to note that such compromises will inevitably result in a reduced coverage range. Therefore, finding the right balance between size and performance is crucial in outdoor signal blocking projects.
