27 July 2005Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
Information Security
Blue 2.4 is the latest product offering from Amphenol AMEA. Blue 2.4 is specifically manufactured for Bluetooth and IEEE802.11b (WiFi) applications in indoors application. This off-the-shelf product takes advantage of non-ceramic low-cost technology and measures only 13 x 7,4 x 3,2 mm.
GPS/GSM combination antennas are also available in a compact housing which is easy to mount. An amplified 27 dB gain is achieved on the GPS side, while the Dual Band GSM has a peak gain of 2 dBic (min). It comes with integrated 3 metre flylead and any combination of RF connector. Standalone GPS antennas are also available.
Amphenol AMEA offers a range of antennas to meet the growing demand of the GSM, GPS, Bluetooth and WiFi markets. The standard GSM range of stubbies, retractables, whip, short whip and low profile antennas are available for GSM, DCS, AMPS and ETACS applications. In addition Amphenol also has the capability to custom-design antennas. Internal tri-band GSM antennas have been developed for all four of the major cellphone manufacturers.
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