Linx Monopole Antennas

CW Series 1/4-wave antennas deliver outstanding performance and wide bandwidth in a rugged and cosmetically attractive package. These antennas feature an FCC Part 15 compliant RP-SMA connector. This simplifies packaging and shipment, allowing for easy field replacement while complying with FCC requirements.

The RH Series is designed to offer near straight monopole performance in an ultra-compact package. Ideal for small products where cosmetic or functional requirements dictate a compact, aesthetically pleasing antenna package.

Designed for permanent attachment, PW Series 1/4-wave whips give outstanding performance in a rugged and cost-effective package. The antenna is attached by placing its base through a 1/4" hole in the product and securing it with a nut or by threading it into a PEM-style insert. The antenna attaches to a PCB or connector via an 8.5-inch RG-174 coax cable. Custom lengths and terminations are available by special order.

LP Series antennas feature an internal helical element, which greatly reduces the overall height while offering near monopole performance in a rugged package. The antenna mounts to a PCB via a single screw and meets Part 15 requirements.

The RA Series offers maximum mounting and orientation flexibility in a cost-effective, reduced-height package. The antenna's innovative articulating base allows it to tilt and rotate for optimum orientation. The RA mounts to a PCB via a single screw and meets Part 15 requirements.

This tiny permanent-mount antenna is ideal for applications requiring an internal or small external antenna with performance close to that of a 1/4-wave whip. Available in a right angle or straight form. The antenna attaches directly to a user's PCB.

This reduced-height 1/4-wave antenna is ready for years of use thanks to a flexible internal helical that is overmolded with a heavy-duty protective jacket. It's an excellent choice for outdoor applications or for use in adverse environments where the antenna must resist shock, harsh weather, and tampering. HD Series antennas attach via an FCC Part 15 compliant RP-SMA connector.

The RAH Series is ideal for products requiring an ultra-compact, aesthetically pleasing antenna in a right-angle form factor. The antennas attach via a Part 15 compliant RP-SMA connector. The 2.45GHz version is also available with a standard SMA connector.

The RCS Series is ideally suited for products requiring an attractive, yet compact, 1/4-wave antenna in a right-angle form factor. The antennas attach via a Part 15 compliant RP-SMA connector. The 2.45GHz version is also available with a standard SMA connector.

HW Series antennas deliver outstanding performance in a rugged and cosmetically attractive package. The 315, 418, and 433MHz monopole versions have a 1/4-wave element. The 868 and 916MHz dipole versions have a center-fed 1/2-wave element with an internal ground reference. The antennas attach via a standard SMA or Part 15 compliant RP-SMA connector.

HWR Series antennas deliver outstanding performance in a rugged and cosmetically attractive package. The articulating base allows the antenna to tilt 90 degrees and rotate 360 degrees. The 315, 418, and 433MHz versions have a 1/4-wave element. The 868, 916MHz and 1.4GHz versions have a center-fed 1/2-wave element with an internal ground reference.

The RCL Series is useful in products where additional height above the product's case is needed or a slightly wider operational bandwidth is desired. The 2.45GHz version has a center-fed 1/2-wave element with an internal ground reference. The 916MHz version has a 1/4-wave element. The antennas attach via a Part 15 compliant RP-SMA connector.

HE Series antennas are designed for direct PCB mounting. Thanks to the HE's compact size, they are ideal for internal concealment inside a product's housing. The HE is also very low in cost, making it well-suited to high-volume applications.

The Splatch uses a grounded-line technique to achieve outstanding performance from a tiny surface-mount element. This RoHS compliant antenna is designed to mount directly to a product's circuit board by hand or automated assembly. Its low cost makes it ideal for volume applications. Unlike many compact antennas, the Splatch exhibits good proximity performance, making it an appropriate choice for handheld applications such as remote controls, pagers, and alert devices.

These tiny SMD ceramic chip antennas are ideal for applications requiring an ultra-compact, low-cost, internal antenna solution. The proprietary design and formulation of these antennas enables them to deliver outstanding performance and stability in one of the world's smallest packages.

The RMS is a compact, unobtrusive, dual-band antenna covering the 860 to 960MHz and 1.77 to 1.88GHz bands. Its durable, unobtrusive housing is designed for permanent mounting through a metal surface such as an automobile roof or trunk. The antenna is supplied with 14 feet (4.3m) of RG-58 cable and attaches via a TNC or Part 15 compliant RP-SMA connector.

The RMT is a futuristic-looking dual-band antenna covering the 860 to 960MHz and 1.77 to 1.88GHz bands. Its compact, durable housing is designed for permanent mounting through a metal surface such as an automobile roof or trunk. The antenna is supplied with 14 feet (4.3m) of RG-58 cable and attaches via a TNC or Part 15 compliant RP-SMA connector.

PMA Series 1/4-wave whip antennas combine outstanding value and unique style. The stylish package is resistant to damage and abuse thanks to its highly flexible internal element. The PMA mounts to a PCB via a single screw and meets Part 15 requirements.

PMB Series antennas combine a soft blade-type element with a rugged package that is resistant to damage and abuse. The antenna features a molded tab that allows coding of the product's enclosure to control 360-degree rotational travel. The PMB mounts to a PCB via one or two screws and meets Part 15 requirements.

PMC Series 1/4-wave antennas combine a blade-type element with a rugged package that is resistant to damage and abuse. The antennas feature a heavy-duty mounting base and the element can be rotated 360 degrees. The PMC mounts to a PCB via a single screw and meets Part 15 requirements.

These inexpensive sleeves cover a low-cost internal element of a user's choosing (i.e., a wire, rod, or flexible shaft). They provide the ruggedness and cosmetic appeal of expensive whip antennas