ANT-916-WRT-UFL-300

Antennas RF Overview

The ANT-916-WRT-UFL-300 is a compact dome RF antenna designed for IoT and ISM applications. It operates within the 902MHz to 930MHz frequency range with a center frequency of 916MHz. The component features a U.FL (MHF1) connector interface and provides a gain of -1.32 dBi. It supports protocols including LoRaWAN, Sigfox, and NB-IoT, making it suitable for sub-GHz wireless communication systems.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Compact dome form factor optimized for space-constrained IoT devices
• Integrated U.FL connector interface for direct module attachment
• Broadband coverage supporting multiple sub-GHz LPWAN protocols

Antennas RF Applications

• LoRaWAN sensor networks
• Sigfox remote monitoring
• NB-IoT cellular modules
• General ISM band applications

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix designation against the manufacturer's current product database to confirm availability status. As this component may be subject to lifecycle changes, cross-reference the exact part number with official TE Connectivity Linx documentation to ensure compatibility with current production requirements.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this antenna when a low-profile dome design is required for internal or external mounting in compact enclosures. The U.FL interface suits modules utilizing MHF1 connectors. Ensure the application environment accommodates the negative gain characteristic typical of omnidirectional dome antennas in constrained spaces.

Antennas RF Part Context

This model belongs to the WRT series of dome antennas from TE Connectivity Linx. It is engineered specifically for sub-GHz wireless connectivity in Internet of Things (IoT) deployments. The series offers various connector options, with this variant providing the U.FL interface for seamless integration with compatible radio modules.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

Consult the official TE Connectivity Linx replacement guide for verified substitute part numbers. Generic equivalents may not match the specific impedance, VSWR, or protocol optimization of the original component.