Pasternack’s new stamped metal antennas are finding use in IoT, automotive and industrial applications. (Photo courtesy Pasternack/PRNewswire)
Pasternack’s new antennas are targeting applications from consumer electronics to automotive and industrial.
IRVINE, Calif.—A new line of stamped metal antennas from Pasternack is reported to be “crafted for those who prioritize both efficiency and intelligent design” in their electronics. Pasternack, a brand of Infinite Electronics, is an ISO 9001:2015-certified manufacturer and supplier of active and passive RF, microwave, and millimeter-wave products.
According to Pasternack, the antennas harness the benefits of intricate metal stamping methods and epitomize the synergy between compactness and potent wireless performance. By embedding the antennas into their devices, companies can eliminate the challenges posed by unwieldy external antennas, paving the way for sleeker designs without compromising on wireless capabilities, the company said in a release.
Devices fitted with the stamped metal antennas are reported to provide “lightning-fast data transmission, vigilant real-time monitoring, and impeccable communication.” Their ability to deliver consistently across diverse electronic terrains, including on-board and surface-mounted scenarios, is described as a key to their prowess.
The antennas can be used in applications from consumer electronics to automotive. With uses spanning multiple Wi-Fi applications, the antennas are also well-suited for applications in IoT, telemetry, machine-to-machine interfaces, and numerous industrial or
commercial systems, the company said.
Pasternack also said that fabrication from premium low-loss materials ensures high performance and is a key part of a unique design philosophy that also highlights compactness. The antennas are available in stand-alone and bulk 50-pack options, and in a diverse mix of shapes. Select models offer the advanced IPEX connectors.
“Pasternack’s stamped metal antennas are a testament to our commitment to innovation, seamlessly combining form and function,” said Pasternack Product Line Manager Kevin Hietpas, in the release. “As the world moves towards more streamlined devices, we ensure that performance isn’t left behind.”