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PtP vs. PtMP configurations: What type of antenna would you use for a typical remote station in a PtP configuration? Would this differ in a PtMP configuration?

PtP vs. PtMP configurations:

  1. What type of antenna would you use for a typical remote station in a PtP configuration?
  2. Would this differ in a PtMP configuration?
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Answer a:

Yagi antennas I would use for a typical remote station in a PtP configuration.

In this configuration, two radios will be talking to one another. Typical examples are serial-to-serial communication or peer-to-peer I/O wire replacement systems. Yagi antennas at both ends increase signal strength, range and reduce interference.

Answer b:

In PtMP configuration, an Omni antenna is typically used as the master with individual Yagi antennas as “slaves” pointing to the “master” antenna for the best range and signal strength. A typical example is Modbus I/O configuration with a Radio Modem connected to an RTU master with several I/O nodes as slaves.

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