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Fractus Introduces UWB Fractal-Technology Antenna

Fractus has launched an Ultra-wideband (UWB) antenna for the short-range wireless market. Measuring just 10x10x0.8mm, this small UWB antenna combines an omni-directional radiation pattern and high efficiency level to deliver the largest bandwidth possible. Its miniature size provides flexibility to device designers and integrates into space-limited PCBs in digital cameras, home-cinema equipment, PC peripherals, PDAs, mobile phones, and compact-flash cards.

The new Fractus UWB Media+ Chip Antenna meets the requirements of reference designers, OEMs and ODMs utilizing the 3.1-5GHz spectrum as specified by the WiMedia Alliance, which includes members Intel, Texas Instruments, Microsoft, Philips Electronics, Nokia, Staccato Communications and others for UWB development.

http://www.fractus.com

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