Amphenol RF has announced the expansion of its emerging antenna portfolio with a variety of wideband antenna options.
These antennas can cover frequencies from three point one to ten point six GHz. They offer extremely high accuracy in location tracking, often within centimetres. Operating with low power consumption, these antennas provide high data transfer rates and have the capability to penetrate walls and other obstacles. Wideband antennas are resistant to interference, making them ideal for IoT and high-speed wireless applications such as smart home, smart agriculture, automotive, healthcare, and telematics.
Wideband technology is regulated by international standards to ensure coexistence with other wireless systems and mitigate interference issues. Amphenol RF wideband antennas comply with these standards to provide users with confidence in their reliability and interoperability. These antennas are an excellent option for engineers working on designs that require high-bandwidth, precise location accuracy, or high-resolution imaging capabilities. The compact nature of these antennas also aids in the versatility of widebands, which are able to fit in consumer goods like wearables, mobile devices, and small-scale industrial sensors.
These antennas join a growing catalogue of external and internal IoT antennas currently available in various configurations to meet common wireless protocols such as LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and LoRa.
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