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Log-Periodic Antenna

AW-LP4386-13 430-860 MHz Log-Periodic Antenna (13 dBi)

430-860 MHz log-periodic antenna — 13 dBi gain, vertical polarization, N-Female connector.

AW-LP4386-13 430-860 MHz 13 dBi log-periodic antenna
AW-LP4386-13 — 430-860 MHz, log-periodic antenna
AW-LP4386-13 specifications
ModelAW-LP4386-13
Frequency Range430–860 MHz
Gain13 dBi
PolarizationVertical
Half-Power Beamwidth 45° (H) × 40° (V)
Dimensions1450 × 900 × 80 mm
ConnectorN-Female
Impedance50 Ω
VSWR≤ 2.0:1
Power Handling100 W
Ingress ProtectionIP65
Material / RadomeAnodized aluminum elements / ABS boom

Operating across 430-860 MHz, the AW-LP4386-13 log-periodic antenna provides 13 dBi gain and vertical polarization. The design targets public safety / land mobile radio deployments that demand reliable coverage and stable impedance matching.

Radiation Pattern and Gain

The half-power beamwidth is approximately 45 degrees in azimuth by 40 degrees in elevation, concentrating radiated energy toward the intended service area and improving signal-to-noise ratio at the cell edge. The rated gain of 13 dBi is referenced to an isotropic radiator.

Mechanical and Electrical Specifications

Mechanically, the AW-LP4386-13 measures 1450 x 900 x 80 mm and is housed in a Anodized aluminum elements / ABS boom. The standard interface is a N-Female connector, with a nominal impedance of 50 ohms and a typical VSWR of 2.0:1 or better. The element withstands up to 100 W of input power.

Installation Guidance

The recommended installation is rooftop mast / balcony. The enclosure carries an IP65 environmental rating for outdoor exposure. For best results, mount the antenna with clear line of sight to the served area and bond all outdoor hardware to a proper grounding system.

Typical Applications

  • Public Safety / Land Mobile Radio
  • Point-to-Point Backhaul
  • Terrestrial Broadcast Reception

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Need this antenna with a custom connector, cable length, or radome color? Use the antenna configurator to confirm the specification and submit an inquiry for AW-LP4386-13.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a log-periodic antenna used for?

Frequency-independent directional arrays whose element lengths scale geometrically, giving usable gain and front-to-back ratio across a decade of bandwidth in one aperture.

Is AW-LP4386-13 suitable for public safety / land mobile radio?

Yes. AW-LP4386-13 is well matched to public safety / land mobile radio deployments, where its radiation pattern and gain provide reliable coverage and link margin.

Can the connector on AW-LP4386-13 be changed?

Yes. The default RF interface can be supplied as SMA, N-type, TNC, or other connectors on request, and custom cable assemblies are available. Specify your interface in the inquiry form.

What is the standard impedance and VSWR of AW-LP4386-13?

The nominal impedance is 50 ohms with a typical VSWR of 1.5:1 or better across the operating band. A 75 ohm option can be quoted for broadcast applications.

How do I request a quote for AW-LP4386-13?

Use the antenna configurator on this page to confirm the specification, then submit the inquiry form. An engineer from astronwireless.com will respond within one business day.

Accessories & Components

Complete your installation with matched RF cables, connectors, mounts, adapters and bulk coaxial cable. Custom assemblies, lengths and interfaces are available on request.