SK202 User manual
Figure 7.
5. Environment constraints
For the RF waves to propagate correctly from one module to the other, care must
be taken not to introduce any metallic obstacle in a Keep Out Area (KOA), in green
on the figures below. This KOA is a parallelepiped of 22 mm width and
The length being the distance between the antennae, usually 30 mm.
Moreover, a Safe Area has been defined, in orange on the figures below. The
elements present in this area may have an impact on the millimeter waves
propagation.
This Safe Area is a parallelepiped of 60 mm width and height. The length being
the distance between the antennae, usually
In case an electronic component, a metal part, a fastener, a screw, some metal
paint or any sort of reflective surface resides in this volu
analyzed.
Figure 8.
In case a metallic casing is to be used around the modules, it is mandatory to
insert an opening for the millimeter waves to propagate. This opening may be filled
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Iperf3 test Schematic diagram with RJ45 cable
Environment constraints
For the RF waves to propagate correctly from one module to the other, care must
be taken not to introduce any metallic obstacle in a Keep Out Area (KOA), in green
on the figures below. This KOA is a parallelepiped of 22 mm width and 9 mm height.
The length being the distance between the antennae, usually 30 mm.
Moreover, a Safe Area has been defined, in orange on the figures below. The
elements present in this area may have an impact on the millimeter waves
ea is a parallelepiped of 60 mm width and height. The length being
the distance between the antennae, usually 20 mm.
In case an electronic component, a metal part, a fastener, a screw, some metal
paint or any sort of reflective surface resides in this volume, its impact must be
Keep Out Area (Green) and Safe Area (Orange)
In case a metallic casing is to be used around the modules, it is mandatory to
insert an opening for the millimeter waves to propagate. This opening may be filled
For the RF waves to propagate correctly from one module to the other, care must
be taken not to introduce any metallic obstacle in a Keep Out Area (KOA), in green
9 mm height.
Moreover, a Safe Area has been defined, in orange on the figures below. The
elements present in this area may have an impact on the millimeter waves
ea is a parallelepiped of 60 mm width and height. The length being
In case an electronic component, a metal part, a fastener, a screw, some metal
me, its impact must be
In case a metallic casing is to be used around the modules, it is mandatory to
insert an opening for the millimeter waves to propagate. This opening may be filled