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Tiny Low-Cost MicroSplatch Antenna From Linx Breaks The Chip Barrier

6th February 2013
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Linx Technologies have announced the introduction of a new groundbreaking advance in reflow-compatible planar antennas with the new MicroSplatch antenna. The MicroSplatch is the first true alternative for those wishing to avoid the high cost, long lead times or limited frequency choices of chip antennas.
Using advanced simulation tools, Linx designed the MicroSplatch with performance similar to our standard Splatch antenna, but only uses one third of the critical board space. The small size and low cost makes the MicroSplatch an excellent choice for handheld devices such as remote controls and small data transmission systems.

Adding the MicroSplatch to your design is simple—the only things needed are a footprint for the antenna and associated proximity ground plane. The MicroSplatch is available in the 403MHz, 418MHz, 433MHz, 868MHz, 916MHz and 2.4GHz bands. Custom designs within the 400MHz–3GHz range are available.

“We designed the MicroSplatch specifically as a chip buster aimed at high volume customer applications, where lowest cost is a leading consideration”, explains Tolga Latif, CEO of Linx. “In most cases, we can beat a chip antenna on price and performance.”

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