EXB150HT

Antennas RF Overview

The EXB150HT is an RF antenna manufactured by TE Connectivity, designed for operation within the 150MHz to 162MHz frequency range. It features a center frequency of 156MHz and provides 0dBi gain. The physical construction consists of a whip-style element with a straight orientation. This component utilizes an HT connector base for mounting and connection purposes.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Whip-style antenna design with straight orientation
• Operates within the 150MHz to 162MHz frequency band
• Equipped with an HT connector base

Antennas RF Applications

• Marine VHF communication systems
• Public safety radio networks
• Boat navigation equipment

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify the specific HT connector interface compatibility with existing marine or industrial radio housings before procurement. Confirm that the 156MHz center frequency aligns with local regulatory requirements for maritime or public safety bands. Ensure the whip element length suits the installation space constraints on the target vessel or vehicle.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this model when a simple, omnidirectional radiation pattern is required for VHF applications. The 0dBi gain indicates a baseline performance suitable for standard range communications. Consider the HT connector type as a primary selection criterion if it matches the existing cable assembly infrastructure.

Antennas RF Part Context

This part belongs to TE Connectivity's RF antenna portfolio, specifically targeting marine and defense sectors. It complements other TE solutions like Deutsch connectors and Corcom filters in integrated communication setups. The product line emphasizes durability for harsh environmental conditions typical in marine operations.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed in the provided documentation. Verify mechanical fitment and electrical impedance matching if considering alternative vendors. Consult TE Connectivity technical support for cross-reference data regarding updated series components.