ANT1000

Antennas RF Overview

The ANT1000 is an active ceramic patch antenna manufactured by RFMi, designed for short-range wireless applications within the SHF frequency group. It operates at a center frequency of 5.921GHz with a specified range of 5.916GHz to 5.926GHz. The component features a solder termination method and has a maximum height of 0.157 inches (4.00mm). Classified under the WiFi RF family/standard, it is currently in active production status.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Utilizes ceramic patch construction for structural integrity
• Engineered for specific 5GHz WiFi band operation
• Supports surface-mount solder termination

Antennas RF Applications

• WiFi connectivity modules
• Short-range wireless data links
• IoT device antennas

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify the exact operating frequency alignment with system requirements before procurement. Confirm that the 5.916GHz to 5.926GHz range matches local regulatory standards for WiFi deployment. Ensure the solder termination type is compatible with the PCB layout and assembly process. Check for any specific handling instructions regarding the ceramic material during storage and installation.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this component when a dedicated ceramic patch antenna is required for the 5.9GHz WiFi band. Consider the physical dimensions, specifically the 4.00mm maximum height, to ensure clearance within the device enclosure. Evaluate the need for SHF performance characteristics over lower frequency alternatives. Verify compatibility with the intended wireless protocol standard.

Antennas RF Part Context

RFMi, an Akoustis brand, specializes in RF components using SAW, Xtal, and Ceramic technologies. The ANT1000 falls within their portfolio of WiFi antennas, complementing other offerings like filters for various bands. This part represents their focus on high-performance ceramic solutions for digital and wireless communication systems.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users should consult RFMi directly for potential cross-reference options or newer generation replacements if discontinuation occurs.