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Dear All,
Can U tell me when We use Horizontal or Vertical for polarization of Microwave antenna?
Please u feedback to me as soon as possible.
very thanks
I don't know how much u know about antennas and its terminology but I can help u a bit
Horizontal polarization gives a little more gain over the horizon and you get some ground gain from horizontal polarization that you don't from vertical, so fringe radio and TV reception will be generally better with horizontal antennas if the transmitting station is using circular.
As I understand it radio and TV stations transmit using vertical polarized antennas.
For antenna Polarization refer **broken link removed**
The simple answer is to use the same polarization for both antennas in a link. Incorrectly matched (polarization) antennas can have -30 dB of unintended loss.
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