
Taoglas RHCP patch antenna, 1.616-1.626GHz, 2dBi gain, adhesive mount, compact size for Iridium applications.
The Taoglas RF Patch Antenna is a high-performance, right-hand circular polarised (RHCP) antenna designed for Iridium satellite communication applications. Operating across the frequency range of 1.616GHz to 1.626GHz, this compact patch antenna delivers a gain of 2dBi and maintains a 1.5 VSWR for efficient signal reception and transmission.
Featuring a low-profile adhesive mounting solution, this antenna can be easily and securely attached to a variety of surfaces, making it ideal for space-constrained and portable devices. The 50-ohm input impedance ensures compatibility with standard RF systems and simplifies integration into your design.
Key Features
This antenna is engineered for applications where consistent performance and ease of installation are critical. Whether for asset tracking, remote monitoring, or emergency communication systems, the Taoglas patch antenna delivers dependable operation in a compact form factor.
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