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433MHz VS 868MHz

What is the differences on 433MHz and 868MHz Antenna ? They are both used for the most popular ISM (Industrial, Scientific and Medical) frequency bands on IoT, LoRa, Telemetry, Smart Metering and Industrial wireless communication. Feature 433MHz 868MHz Frequency Range 433.05–434.79 MHz 863–870 MHz Main Region Europe, Asia, Global Europe […]

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1090MHz Antenna Applications

If you’re targeting aviation, surveillance, and RF professionals, 1090MHz antenna applications is a highly valuable niche topic. The 1090 MHz frequency is primarily associated with ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast), Mode S transponders, and aircraft surveillance systems. 1090MHz Antenna Applications A 1090MHz antenna is specifically designed for wireless communication systems operating

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3.5GHz Antenna Applications

In antenna field, usually 3.5G antenna refers to antennas designed for 3.3-3.8GHz band, it is used by 5G NR (n77,n78,n79). 3.5GHz Antenna Applications A 3.5GHz antenna is designed for wireless communication systems operating in the 3.3–3.8 GHz frequency range. This frequency band is widely used for 5G networks, fixed wireless

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FAKRA Connector Color Codes

FAKRA Connector Color Codes Guide FAKRA connectors are standardized RF connectors widely used in the automotive industry for: GPS navigation AM/FM radio LTE/4G 5G telematics Bluetooth WiFi Satellite radio Vehicle cameras Color FAKRA Code Typical Application Beige A GSM / Cellular Black B GSM / Cellular Blue C GPS Navigation

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How to Identify SMA Connector

SMA vs RP-SMA : What is the differences ? Commonly, we made mistakes when buying antennas on confusing SMA Connector and RP SMA (Reverse Polarity SMA) Connector, they looks quite similar but not compatible with each other.   Quick Comparison Connector Type Outer Thread Center Contact SMA Male Inside Thread

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