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A built-in UFL antenna connector
  Published:2012-04-28 09:46:13   Views:

The amplified IEEE 802.15.4/ZigBee module with unique RF design achieves a rare combination of industry-leading range performance and low power consumption. Its small footprint of less than a square inch makes integration easy.

                                                        

A built-in UFL antenna connector enables rapid design-in and supports different external antennas for many applications.

Antenna Factor’s  2.4GHz WRT antennas are now available with U.FL connector terminations. These miniature coaxial RF connectors are intended for high-frequency signals, the company said. The 2.4GHz WRT antennas use thin 1.32 millimeter micro coax.

The WRT Series antennas are  suited for applications such as wireless vending, security, traffic, or power equipment that require an unobtrusive, tamper-resistant antenna solution. The tiny 19x11 millimeter radome installs through a small hole on the product and is anchored by a threaded base. An adhesive foam compression ring is used to resist the elements.

The antennas also feature an integral counterpoise, eliminating the need for a proximity ground plane. WRT Series antennas provide favorable performance characteristics. The series is also available at center frequencies of 868MHz, 916MHz, and 2.45GHz, with standard coax and SMA or RP-SMA terminations. Custom colors are available for volume OEM customers.

The M1600HCT-UFL is a high performance antenna designed for the Iridium and GPS bands, built on proprietary Maxtena HeliCore® technology. This technology provides exceptional pattern control, polarization purity and high efficiency in a very compact form factor. The M1600HCT-UFL comes with an integrated coaxial cable with a U.Fl connector. Cable length can be customized upon request. This product is ideal for applications requiring operation on the Iridium network and GPS reception. The standard housing features four anchoring protruding tabs for improved mechanical stability.