How do RF interfaces enable the operation of antennas in a DMD system?

DMD Antennas

Antennas 1	Receive only antennas
Antennas 2	Transmit only antennas
Transmitter Operating Frequencies	1 - 9 kHz
H-field Strength at 10 m	65 dBuA/m
Transmission Type	Continuous Wave
Modulation	-

The system is designed to function continuously in a transmit-receive mode. It is important to note that the system does not feature a standby mode, nor does it possess a receive-only mode.

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