Sentence examples for powered antenna from inspiring English sources

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Over the last few years, the Australian company DroneShield has been showing off its DroneGun, essentially a high-powered antenna that blasts drones' own antennas with a signal powerful enough that it drowns out the controller's instructions.

But he, added: "The real world intervenes from time to time and you reach in there and take something out that is still in a developmental stage, and you might use it". There are several ways to deliver the high-powered microwaves to a target, including simply pointing a high-powered antenna, mounted on an aircraft or unmanned drone toward the target.

Instead of high-powered antennas on tall towers, they rely on an array of lower-power transmitters closer to the ground that serve much smaller "cells". That's why mobile phone companies are concerned that cities and counties will throw up bureaucratic or financial roadblocks to 5G in their communities.

The network operates by solar-powered antennas, which relay signals between tribal settlements as far as 26 miles apart.

I asked where he had learned, and he told me he and his friends would set up high-powered antennas to their TV sets and catch frequencies from Miami.

Sometimes, nodes equipped with batteries-powered antennas cannot recharge frequently.

For instance, the FIA funded demonstration systems of PV-powered purification and desalinization of water, PV-powered greenhouses, PV-powered irrigation, and a joint program with Information and Communication Technology (TIC by its Spanish acronym) using PV-powered antennas that allowed Internet connections in rural areas.

powered coil (antenna), placed between the substrate and the cathode (target).

I charged uphill again, stopping only to scatter electronic bread crumbs, until I came to a solar-powered radio antenna, presumably a local summit.

It is a system of low-powered radio antennas and transmitters designed to insure adequate communication links for American military forces following a nuclear attack.