Johanson Technology Inc.

Miniature RF Ceramic Chip Antenna

Johanson Technology features their miniature RF standard-form-factor ceramic chip antenna

Image of Johanson Technology’s Miniature RF Ceramic Chip AntennaJohanson Technology’s miniature RF ceramic chip antennas are made using low temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) technology which has the ability to embed low- and high-dielectric constants inside their antenna. This enables them to have great detuning resilience and extreme temperature stability (~2 ppm) behavior. Their ceramic chip antennas offer SMD manufacturability in standard- or small-form-factor designs / applications providing great reliability and versatility while maintaining industry-demanding performance. These antennas are easy to tune to any unique PCB environment.

Features
  • Smallest form-factor ceramic chip antenna in the industry
  • Extreme temperature stability (~2 ppm)
  • 2x to 3x higher dielectric constant than any FR4, PCB, or standard plastic
  • +125°C rating capable
  • AEC-Q200 automotive qualification (as required)
Applications
  • IoT
  • Wearables
  • M2M
  • Smart home
  • Wi-Fi / 802.11
  • Wireless LAN, Bluetooth, and home RF
  • 868 MHz/915 MHz, 2.4 GHz, and 5.5 GHz ISM band
  • Lora
  • ZigBee
  • GPS
  • UNII
  • MiMo
  • UWB

Resources

Published: 2016-10-05

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