The CTi GSM/4G/CH/SMA_90 is a stubby multi-band antenna with a right-angled male SMA connector, engineered to support 2G (GSM/GPRS), 3G (UTMS), and 4G (LTE) frequencies ranging from 700 MHz to 2400 MHz. It provides a consistent gain of 2 dBi, enhancing signal quality for wireless communication devices.
This antenna features an omni-directional radiation pattern, enabling broad reception and transmission of signals suitable for GSM and LTE applications across industrial, commercial, and telecommunications sectors.
Equipped with a through hole or bolted mounting type, it ensures a secure physical installation, making it ideal for embedded or surface-mount applications in routers, modems, and IoT devices.
Designed with a 50-ohm impedance and VSWR under 3:1, the CTi stubby antenna maintains signal integrity and reduces reflection losses. The SMA male connector is right angled, facilitating installation in tight spaces and providing improved cable management.
Constructed according to RoHS standards and manufactured in China, this antenna complies with environmental regulations and quality standards. Compact stubby physical form factor with right-angled male SMA connector. Frequency range spans 700 MHz to 2400 MHz, supporting multi-band operation.
Gain of 2 dBi ensures efficient signal transmission. Omni-directional directivity suitable for versatile communication needs. Through hole/bolted mount type for secure installations. Designed for GSM, GPRS, UTMS, and LTE RF protocols.
Meets RoHS compliance requirements.
This antenna is suitable for a range of wireless communication applications including industrial wireless systems, IoT devices, telecommunications equipment, and other radio frequency communication systems requiring compact, efficient multi-band antennas.
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