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Digital TV Antennas
Compare documented digital TV receiving antennas for indoor and outdoor projects. The range includes passive and powered indoor models, compact outdoor HDTV antennas and directional outdoor TV antennas covering selected frequencies from 47 to 862 MHz.
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Start with the target broadcast frequencies and installation location. Then compare passive or powered operation, gain, direction and the complete 75-ohm signal path.
Digital TV antenna models
Each model below links to a product page with the parameters available in its source specification. Unstated interfaces, mounting details and environmental ratings must be confirmed with the project requirement.
Compare representative specifications
| Model | Type | Frequency | Gain | Connector |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GL-DVB-T | Indoor Passive | 470–862 MHz | 5–8 dBi | SMA |
| GL-1006-5 | Indoor Passive | 174–862 MHz | 7–9 dBi | SMA |
| GL-3319-6 | Indoor Passive | 174–862 MHz | 10–12 dBi | Confirm on inquiry |
| GL-X-71 | Indoor Passive | 87.5–862 MHz | 10–12 dBi | Confirm on inquiry |
| GL-1319 | Indoor Active | 470–862 MHz | 23–26 dBi documented | Confirm on inquiry |
| GL-600 | Indoor Active | 470–862 MHz | 25–28 dBi documented | SMA |
| GL-HD11E-M | Outdoor HDTV | 47–862 MHz | 10–12 dBi | Confirm on inquiry |
| GL-HD5E-M | Outdoor HDTV | 470–862 MHz | 8–10 dBi | Confirm on inquiry |
| GL-16E6B | Outdoor Directional | 470–862 MHz | 12 dBi | Confirm on inquiry |
| GL-21E8B | Outdoor Directional | 470–862 MHz | 15 dBi | Confirm on inquiry |
How to select a digital TV antenna
1. Confirm the frequency range
Match the antenna to the actual broadcast channels and television system in the target country.
2. Choose indoor or outdoor
Indoor placement is simpler; outdoor placement changes mounting, cable, grounding and environmental requirements.
3. Decide passive or active
Use amplification to address a measured system need, not as a substitute for correct frequency and placement.
4. Check direction
Directional models suit known transmitter directions; other layouts may need a different reception approach.
5. Complete the 75 Ω path
Confirm receiver input, coaxial cable, connectors, splitters and any amplifier as one system.
6. Send project details
Include country, channels, installation, cable, connector, quantity and documentation needs.
Compatibility and reception distance
“Digital TV” describes the application, not a universal frequency or distance guarantee. ATSC, DVB-T/T2, ISDB-T and DTMB markets can use different channel plans. Transmitter power, terrain, obstacles, antenna height, direction and cable loss also affect reception. Confirm the target system before ordering.
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