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As a leading 5G antenna manufacturer, RF element's blog serves as your premier destination for exploring the latest market trends, cutting-edge technologies, and groundbreaking products within the global wireless technology sector. We are dedicated to fostering industry dialogue and sharing insights on the future of wireless communications. Alongside these topics, we also keep you updated on our company's journey, showcasing our innovative antenna designs and wireless solutions tailored for our customers worldwide.
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NEW Design 900MHz MIMO Sector Antenna
2022-04-28
The new design antenna is ±45° dual polarized 900MHz mimo sector antenna, working on 698-960MHz with our new aluminum die casting elements.
Tips for Choosing the Right RFID Antenna
2022-04-14
In this article, we review important tips for choosing the right RFID antenna. If you’re working with an RFID solution, check this list before making your purchase.
RFID Antenna Manufacturer: RF element Custom Solutions for Global IoT Applications
2022-03-14
As a leading RFID antenna manufacturer, RF element specializes in low-PIM (Passive Intermodulation) solutions tailored for diverse industries, including logistics, healthcare, retail, and smart cities. Our antennas operate across 300 MHz to 6 GHz, supporting UHF, HF, and LF frequencies to meet global standards like ISO 18000-6C and EPC Gen2.
A Guide To Selecting The Best 5G Antenna Manufacturer
2022-02-09
To make sure you’re choosing the right 5G antenna manufacturer for your needs, follow these steps when narrowing down your options.
4G LTE Die Casting Aluminum Antenna raditation Elements
2022-01-10
we are excited to announce that our newly designed 4G LTE Die casting aluminum radiation element, with a frequency range of 1700-2700MHz, has successfully passed a series of performance tests,
LoRa Antenna - The Four Key Points of Antenna Development
2022-02-15
During the LoRa antenna product development process, many users are new to radio frequency technologies such as LoRa, they may encounter challenging radio frequency circuit design problems
