
TAOGLAS linear RF whip antenna, 3.3-3.5GHz, 2.1dBi gain, SMA connector, 50W input power. Compact design for reliable wireless performance.
The TAOGLAS Linear RF Whip Antenna is designed to deliver reliable wireless performance across a frequency range of 3.3GHz to 3.5GHz. Engineered for precision, this antenna features a linear polarisation and provides a gain of 2.1dBi, ensuring stable signal transmission and reception for your RF applications.
With a robust input power rating of 50W and an input impedance of 50ohm, this whip antenna is well-suited for demanding communication setups. It is equipped with an SMA connector, allowing for straightforward and secure mounting to compatible devices and enclosures. The compact form factor, measuring just 33mm in height, 22mm in width, and 2mm in depth, ensures it can be seamlessly integrated into systems where space is at a premium. Furthermore, weighing only 4 grams, it adds minimal bulk to your equipment.
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