TE Connectivity / Linx Technologies Splatch 5G/LTE Cellular Wideband Chip Antennas
TE Connectivity's (TE) Linx Technologies Splatch 5G/LTE Cellular Wideband Chip Antennas feature global and European bandwidth coverage over a 617MHz to 5000MHz frequency range. The Splatch series offers highly efficient SMD PCB antennas with coverage for 3G, 4G, and 5G FR1 bands. The antennas' bandwidth and performance depend on the ground plane size and design, and the suggested minimum ground plane length from the antenna feed is 150mm. The TE Linx Technologies Splatch 5G/LTE Cellular Wideband Chip Antennas provide evaluation boards for testing (L000657-80/L000682-80). The Splatch antennas are ideal for various Internet of Things (IoT) applications, including home automation, asset tracking, telematics, automotive, communication systems, smart cities/agriculture, and more.
Features
- L000657-01 Global 617MHz to 5000MHz antenna
- L000682-01 European 617MHz to 5000MHz antenna
- Evaluation boards available for testing (L000657-80 and L000682-80)
- Omnidirectional coverage
- High-efficiency, low-profile PCB antennas
- Wideband coverage over 3G, 4G, and 5G FR1
- Bandwidth and performance dependent on ground plane size/design
- 150mm minimum ground plane length from antenna feed recommended
- RoHS 2.0, REACH, and road vehicle compliant
Applications
- IoT
- Home automation
- Asset tracking
- Telematics
- Automotive
- Communication systems
- Smart cities
- Vehicle-to-vehicle
- Positioning
- Smart agriculture
Specifications
- 617MHz to 5000MHz frequency range
- <1.8:1 to <4.3:1 VSWR
- 53.5% to 83.5% average efficiency range
- 1dBi to 5.9dBi peak gain range
- -2.77dBi to -0.76dBi average gain range
- 5W power handling
- 50Ω feed point impedance (unbalanced)
- 50mm x 10mm x 1.61mm dimensions
- Linear polarization
- -40°C to +85°C operating/storage temperature range
Datasheets
Product Drawings
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Published: 2024-08-07
| Updated: 2024-08-14