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Flexible and High-Performance LTE Antenna

By Rutronik, Inc. | October 24, 2018

Rutronik, Inc. has announced that Ethertronics has released the 1002289 antenna, which provides design engineers with the ability to cover many wireless technologies with a single device. The Ethertronics 1002289 antenna features broadband tuning, making it suitable for many international LTE bands as well as sub-GHz technologies, such as LoRa or Sigfox. Based on a flexible substrate, it can be easily integrated into systems.

Covering frequency ranges between 698 – 960MHz (low band) and 1710 – 2690MHz (high band), the embed­ded antenna supports all current LTE standards worldwide and is backwards compatible. Conceptualized as a standard antenna with a weight of only 0.86g and measurements of 53.6 x 25.1 x 0.2mm, it eliminates the design fees and cycle time associated with a custom solution.

In addition, the 1002289 antenna integrates a U.FL-compatible connector, 50 Ohm wave impedance and linear polari­zation. As with all products from Ethertronics, the antenna is compliant to the latest RoHS version.

Since the antenna also supports all LTE-based narrowband frequencies, it is an ideal solution for energy-efficient IoT applications, including home automation, smart metering, and tracking. Additional target markets are medical, industrial, POS, and M2M.


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