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isolation from horizontal separation

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tlh0598

Electrical
Mar 13, 2005
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I am trying to get information on what kind of separation is needed between antennas. I have found a few calculators but they seem to base "xdB" of separation requires "x ft" for omnidirectional antennas. If there is a situation where directional antennas are used how should this be appraoched? I got some good information on a post I wrote on the Eng- other topics forum, but I thought I would take the advice of "The Old Soldering Gunslinger" and post here. Basically I would like to understand everything I need to regarding this subject so if you have books and other references to recommend please do so. My short order project is to get information on isolation, my longer-term goal is to get information on everything from intermodulation to 3rd order intercepts, etc.

TIA
 
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This was discussed here a few months (?) ago.

I'll repeat one of my points - once you arrange things for maximum isolation (I assume that's your goal) then details matter.

I'll post a link to the previous thread if I can find it.
 
It's on the 'Next' page (on my screen).

From the index for this subject (Antenna...), click Next and look for: "How do I measure/calculate antenna isolation?"
 
Ah, I apologize. I did a search for other posts that contained "horizontal isolation" but did not see anything that directly answered my question. That thread was not listed either. I appreciate your input and will review the thread.
 
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