
TAOGLAS linear polarisation whip antenna for 868-870MHz. Features SMA connector, 50ohm impedance, -1.7dBi gain & 1.5 VSWR. Compact 33x22x2mm.
The TAOGLAS Linear Polarisation Whip Antenna is engineered for reliable wireless communication within the 868MHz to 870MHz frequency band. Operating with a 50ohm input impedance, this antenna ensures consistent performance and seamless compatibility with a wide range of radio frequency equipment and IoT infrastructure.
Featuring a robust SMA connector, the antenna provides a secure and straightforward mounting solution for your devices. It delivers a gain of -1.7dBi and maintains a Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) of 1.5, ensuring efficient signal transmission and minimal reflection for stable connectivity.
With compact dimensions of 33 mm in height, 22 mm in width, and a slim 2 mm depth, this whip antenna is ideally suited for installations where space is restricted. Weighing just 35 grams, it adds negligible bulk to your setup, making it highly practical for integrated systems and portable devices.
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