Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/13/2018 -- An antenna is an electrical component, which acts as the coupling between a guided electrical signal and an unguided medium, typically between a coaxial cable and free space. The antenna transforms electrical signals into electromagnetic waves or radio waves. An antenna is basically an array of conductor (elements), electrically connected to the receiver or transmitter. The terminal antenna is external; either a retractable rod, or to make it smaller, folded together into a coil or helix. The terminal antenna design has witnessed a remarkable revolution in the past few years. Terminal antennas are exclusively single ended, i.e. the reference terminal is the ground plane or chassis.

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Therefore, terminal antennas should in principle be compatible with coaxial cables, where the coaxial shield is soldered to the chassis metal and the center conductor is attached to the feed terminal. Conventionally, terminal antennas are designed based on the simple often unrealistic criteria, including an emphasis on antenna performance in free space. The main problem of measuring the performance of such antennas is the influence of coaxial feed cable connected to the measurement equipment.

Demand for high performance wireless devices, wide band high efficiency across all operating bands, need for efficient small antennas for the handheld terminals, evolving customer demands are some of the primary factors driving the growth of global terminal antennas market. The growing need for bidirectional mobile satellite communications in the Ka-band necessitated the development of dedicated terminal antenna systems. Efforts are being taken by many companies to upgrade their research and development activities to introduce innovations in this field.

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The global terminal antennas market is segmented on the basis of geometry, end use and region. The terminal antenna can be classified according to their geometry into dipole, slots and cavities. The simplest omnidirectional antenna is the dipole.

On the basis of end-use the terminal antennas market can be segmented into broadband communication, maritime satellite communication, remote asset monitoring applications, alarms, paging systems, industrial devices, smart meters, medical devices, home automation and private mobile radio services.