QA Rev1.pdf
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- Omni-directional Antenna
- Solicitation number
- FA252125QB182
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This document is an amendment to a Combined Synopsis Solicitation (FA252125QB182) for an Omni-directional Antenna. The amendment provides a detailed response to a technical clarification question from an engineering team regarding antenna specifications. The key technical detail is that the antenna assembly consists of two separate antennas split across two frequency bands: an SMA connector covering 500 MHz – 18 GHz and a K-type connector covering 18 GHz – 40 GHz. The document confirms that both types of connectors are required due to the specific frequency range split, and all other terms and conditions of the original solicitation remain unchanged.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Q and A Final.pdf | ||
| Antenna CSS.pdf | ||
| Brand Name JA Signed_Redacted.pdf | ||
| SOO Omnidirectional Antenna.pdf |
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The purpose of this amendment is to provide responses to questions and answers to FA252125QB182 Omni-directional Antenna as stated below.
All terms and conditions remain the same.
The following are responses to questions for the subject Combined Synopsis Solicitation
Questions 1:
Our Engineering Team had a question regarding the requirement to include both K-type and SMA connectors.
Can you clarify if the assembly will consist of two antennas and that will split the frequency band?
Answer 1:
The requirement to included both K-type and SMA connectors due to the antenna assembly slit up into two frequency band: SMA connector for (500 MHz – 18 GHz) and K-type connector for (18 GHz – 40 GHz)
Yes, it consists of two antennas, and it split up the frequency band: (500 MHz – 18 GHz) and (18 GHz – 40 GHz)
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