Technical Support for Antennas & Related Gear
U.FL Cables
U.FL cables are commonly used for Bluetooth and WiFi antenna connections; GPS devices; mobile devices and; laboratory equipment, mainly sensors of measurement and test equipment.
Tensile Strength in Antenna Cables: Putting Stretching Force
Tensile strength: The maximum amount of pulling or stretching force that a cable can withstand without breaking Tensile refers to pulling and... more »
Bend Radiuses of U.FL Cables' Coax Types: 1.13, 1.32, 1.37, RG174, RG178
Bend Radiuses of Coaxial Cable Types for U.FL Cables Using very thin and flexible coax for U.FL cables is often necessary, even though the more flexible... more »
Antenna Jacks: U.FL, MHF4, RP-SMA, SMA: Add/Upgrade Antenna to Vastly Increase Range
Antenna Jacks Antenna Jacks are radio frequency connectors that are usually fixed on or housed within radio equipment. They facilitate the mechanically and... more »
U.FL & MHF4 Antenna Cables: Thickness of Cable & other Key Considerations
Coax Types for MHF4 and U.FL Cables The four coaxial cable options for U.FL cables: 1.13mm, 1.32mm, 1.37, and RG174. RG178 is a less-common fifth option.... more »
Antenna Cables for IoT Wireless Technologies: RF Connectors and Coax Types
IoT Wireless: Antenna Connectors & Cables IoT devices employ a variety of wireless connectivity technologies, each with its own requirements for... more »
MHF4 Connector Locking Mechanism: Understanding the IPEX MHF4L
The IPEX MHF4L locking mechanism for MHF4 cable assemblies has made significant contributions to achieving miniaturization and efficiency - key... more »
Bulkhead Nuts, Washers & O-rings for Type N-Female Connectors Weatherproofing
Bulkhead Nuts, Washers & O-rings for Type N-Female Connectors Weatherproofing Embedded o-rings vs. "loose" (donut shape) o-rings SMA-female |... more »
U.FL Cables Coax Types Compared: 1.13mm, 1.32mm, 1.37mm, RG174, RG178
U.FL Cable Coax Comparison 1.13mm coaxial cable is the most commonly-used coax for U.FL cables - especially short cables. 1.13 is the only coax that can... more »