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Taoglas Unveils First Embedded 4X4 MIMO Antenna for IoT and M2M Applications that Delivers High Speed Wi-Fi Throughput

CTIA Super Mobility Week, Las Vegas, September 4, 2014 – TaoglasUSA, Inc. (www.taoglas.com), a provider of antenna solutions to the M2M and IoT market, today launched the Venti FXP.524 Embedded 4×4 MIMO Antenna, which is optimized to comply with the latest IEEE 802.11ac standard to deliver the fastest throughput speeds and highest bandwidth for Wi-Fi communication. The antenna solution is easy to install and integrate, and is the first to combine four high-efficiency, high-performance Wi-Fi antennas in one small, flexible, off-the-shelf solution. Visitors to the Taoglas Booth # 6029 and 7611-B in the M2M Pavilion at CTIA’s Super Mobility Week, September 9-11, will see the Venti first hand.

The RoHS and REACH compliant FXP.524 is designed to maximize the performance and efficiency of four antennas, with excellent isolation to minimize interference, all in one small form factor antenna. It provides up to 50% efficiency at the 2.4Ghz bands, and up to 66% efficiency at 5.8GHz. It will benefit industries such as fleet transportation and mass transit that depend on Wi-Fi gateway devices with optimal speeds to enable high definition video.

Beyond its powerful capabilities, the FXP.524 is a complete, off-the-shelf solution that requires no customization. Taoglas can also provide longer or alternate cables for the Venti antenna.  At 80mm x 20mm x 1 mm, the antenna is extremely thin and has a peel-and-stick adhesive mount, making it easy to install and deploy.

“Travelers and commuters need always-on, high speed connectivity to their smartphones from the LTE routers on buses and trains and information kiosks in stations.  Demand grows for smaller dimension, but higher performing 4×4 MIMO antennas in the routers that provide the backhaul link to help deliver real-time, throughput for high capacity Wi-Fi networks,” said Ronan Quinlan, director at Taoglas. “The FXP.524 Venti delivers not only on that front, but provides manufacturers with an ease of installation and integration that belies that antenna’s incredible complexity and the innovative efforts in its development by the Taoglas engineering team. All four on-board antenna elements had to have multiple simulation models running on high speed computers for many months to get the isolation right to prevent self interference, a little known factor critical to high speed communications. Versions of this product have already been operating successfully for some time providing advanced Wi-Fi connectivity to commuters in the New York Subway System.”

Now available, the Venti FXP.524 antenna can be purchased through Taoglas distributors or directly from Taoglas by contactingsales@taoglas.com.

About Taoglas

Taoglas offers a comprehensive range of external, embedded and base station antenna solutions for M2M and IoT applications such as telematics/automotive, smart-grid, metering/telemetry, home automation, remote monitoring and telemedical applications. The company’s device RF optimization OTA test chambers and labs in the United States and Ireland enable M2M manufacturers not only to do all designing and testing of antenna solutions for M2M devices with one company, but to utilize pre-certification OTA (efficiency/radiation patterns/TRP/TIS) testing for PTCRB and USA network requirements.  Taoglas continually innovates and creates new antenna solutions to meet the evolving needs of the machine-to-machine world. Taoglas’ products operate consistently at optimum proficiency levels, delivering world-class performance, time after time. With Taoglas, OEMs experience high performance, unrivalled delivery, plus they enjoy exceptional back-up and support services.

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