Linear coverage scene antenna

Utilizing the focusing principle of Luneburg lenses, this technology uses metamaterial lenses to focus electromagnetic waves, converging them into a high-gain, narrow-beam signal. It solves problems related to coverage distance, neighboring cell interference, and dropped call rates, offering advantages such as high gain, good beam convergence, steep edge roll-off, and small size. It is primarily used in linear coverage scenarios such as high-speed rail, highways, bridges, and waterways.