Molex 206764-0150 Square Omni-Directional Telemetry Antenna is designed for ISM band telemetry applications operating between 868MHz and 915MHz. Featuring a compact square form factor with an 87.4mm length, this antenna offers 1.1dBi of gain and omnidirectional directivity, making it ideal for wireless communication systems such as LoRa, Neul, SigFox, Z-Wave, and ZigBee.
The antenna connector is a female UFL/IPEX MHF type, facilitating reliable connectivity with compatible RF modules. Its adhesive mounting method enables easy and flexible installation on various surfaces without mechanical fasteners. This model includes 150mm of cable length, providing convenient routing options for embedded applications.
Constructed to meet RoHS, China RoHS, and EU ELV environmental standards, the 206764-0150 antenna ensures compliance with global electronic component regulations. The linear polarization characteristic enhances signal performance for telemetry solutions.
Common industrial and commercial use cases include telemetry data transmission in wireless sensor networks, IoT devices, remote monitoring systems, and embedded RF communication modules in sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture, and environmental monitoring.
This telemetry antenna features a square physical form with 87.4mm length. It uses an adhesive mount type for easy installation. The connector type is UFL/IPEX MHF with a female gender. Designed for omni-directional directivity, it covers two frequency bands.
The antenna is RoHS, CHINA RoHS, and EU ELV compliant. It includes a 150mm cable length for flexible routing. Its polarization is linear, suitable for applications such as LoRa, Neul, SigFox, Z-Wave, and ZigBee. Manufactured in China, the antenna is part of the 206764 series.
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