Ezurio 868MHz/915MHz i-FlexPIFA™ Antennas
Ezurio 868MHz/915MHz i-FlexPIFA™ Antennas offer rapid integration into space-constrained devices and housings with MHF1 and MHF4L connector options. These flexible, adhesive-backed antennas are designed with the radiating element facing outward when adhered to a plastic enclosure interior. This orientation provides flexibility and mounting options, such as the underside of an enclosure. The series is ideal for sub-GHz applications like LoRaWAN. These inverted flexible planar F-type antennas deliver consistent performance across the 868MHz and 915MHz ISM bands, ensuring a solid and reliable connection. Additional features include a maximum gain of -0.4 at 815MHz and +0.9 at 915MHz, <2.5:1 voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR), and 40mm x 88mm x 6.2mm dimensions (L x W x H).
Applications for Ezurio 868MHz/915MHz i-FlexPIFA™ Antennas include industrial automation, agriculture, supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), and smart transportation.
Features
- Inverted flexible planar F-type antenna
- MHF1 or MHF4L antenna connector type
- Exceptional performance across operating frequency
- PIFA technology offers easy integration into IoT devices, less likely to detune in proximity of metal or a human body
- Flexible, peel-and-stick, adhesive-backed antenna for a variety of IoT devices
- Maximized radiation direction on the adhesive side for outward-facing orientation
- Omnidirectional pattern
Applications
- Industrial automation
- Agriculture
- SCADA
- Smart transportation
Specifications
- Frequency
- 863MHz to 870MHz
- 902MHz to 928MHz
- Gain (maximum)
- -0.4 at 815MHz
- +0.9 at 915MHz
- 50Ω impedance
- <2.5:1 VSWR
- 40mm x 88mm x 6.2mm dimensions (L x W x H)
- -40°C to +85°C operating temperature range
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