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Taoglas Catalog Product Catalog 2 Taoglas Products & Services Catalog Wireless communications are positively Our new line of LPWA antennas plays a major role changing the world, and we’re here to in realizing the value of low connectivity cost and help. Our product lineup brings the latest reduced power consumption. innovations in IoT and Transportation antenna solutions. Our Sure GNSS high precision series includes the AQHA.50 and AQHA.11 antennas to support At Taoglas we work hard to develop the next the growing demand for high precision GNSS wave of cutting-edge antenna solutions to add solutions. 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Visit the Our Extensis NB-IoT and Cat-M range of Taoglas website today www.taoglas.com embedded and external antennas will address to find out more! the tremendous opportunity created by narrowband technology purposely designed to support the unique needs of IoT solutions. 3 Contents Taoglas Catalog 8 Introduction About Taoglas 8 The Taoglas Advantage 9 Contact Details 10 Applications 12 17 Cellular Taoglas Shift 4G/5G Beam Steered Antenna 18 On Board Cellular Antenna Solutions (SMD) 20 Embedded 3G/2G Flexible PCB Antennas 23 Embedded Cellular Flexible Series (with Cable & Connector) 24 Embedded 3G/2G Antenna 26 External 3G/2G Adhesive Mount Antennas 27 External 4G/3G/2G Adhesive Mount Antennas 28 External Cellular Magnetic Mount 29 Shanghai Series 30 Cat-M/NB-IoT 31 External Cellular Whip Antennas 33 External Cellular Wall Mount 34 External Cellular Permanent Screw Mount 35 External GSM-Wall Mounted Antenna 36 Ceiling Mount Antennas 37 External GSM-CDMA-Cellular Antenna 38 External 3G/2G Omnidirectional Outdoor Antennas 39 4G/3G/2G Terminal Mount Series 40 3G/2G Terminal Mount Series 41 External 4G LTE Solutions 44 External 4G LTE Permanent Mount Antennas 45 External 4G LTE MIMO Antennas 46 LTE Antenna Solutions 47 Embedded 4G LTE Antennas 49 Embedded 4G LTE Flex Antennas 50 Taoglas Antenna Diagnostics 51 External Wall/Pole Mount 53 54 GNSS GPS/Galileo Embedded PIN Patches 55 GPS/Galileo Active Embedded Antenna Modules 58 GPS/Galileo Embedded SMD Patch 62 GPS/Galileo Loop Antennas 63 GPS/GLONASS/Galileo Passive Antennas 64 GPS/GLONASS/Galileo Embedded SMT Patch 66 GPS/GLONASS/Galileo Active Embedded Series 67 Embedded GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou 68 Embedded GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou Ceramic SMT 71 GPS L1/L2 Active Antennas 72 Embedded GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou Loop Antennas 73 GPS L1/L2/L5/Galileo/GLONASS/BeiDou 74 High Precision L1/L2 GNSS 75 GPS/Galileo External Antenna Solutions 76 External GPS/GLONASS Solutions 78 4 Contents Taoglas Catalog External GPS/GLONASS/Galileo Solutions 79 External GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou 81 External GPS/GLONASS Solutions 84 External GPS L1/L2/L5 Solutions 85 GPS SAW Diplexers 86 87 Combination Permanent Mount 2-in-1 88 Permanent Mount 3-in-1 97 Permanent Mount 4-in-1 102 Permanent Mount 5-in-1 106 Permanent Mount 6-in-1 109 Permanent Mount 7-in-1 110 External Permanent Mount 9-in-1 Antenna 111 Adhesive Mount 2-in-1 113 Adhesive Mount 3-in-1 117 Adhesive/Wall Mount 4-in-1 120 Adhesive Mount 6-in-1 122 Adhesive Mount 8-in-1 123 Adhesive Mount 9-in-1 124 Magnetic Mount 2-in-1 125 Magnetic Mount 5-in-1 127 Public Safety 3-in-1 128 Embedded 2-in-1 Patch Antennas 130 Embedded GPS-Cellular 132 Integrated Antenna Board 133 External Cellular and GNSS 135 136 LPWA/ISM External ISM - Adhesive Mount 137 External ISM - Permanent Mount 138 Hercules Series 138 External ISM - Omnidirectional Outdoor 139 External ISM - Road Marker 143 External ISM - Terminal Mount Antennas 144 External ISM - Wall Mount 147 External ISM 433MHz Permanent Mount Antennas 148 External ISM - Terminal Antennas 149 Embedded ISM - Adhesive/Screw Mount Range 152 Embedded ISM - Flexible Series 153 Embedded ISM - Ceramic Patch Antenna 154 Embedded ISM - Rigid PCB Series 156 Embedded ISM - On Board Solutions 157 Cat-M/NB-IoT 161 5 Contents Taoglas Catalog 163 UHF External Permanent Mount Antennas 164 External UHF - Omnidirectional Outdoor Antenna 165 Permanent Mount 2-in-1 166 167 Wi-Fi/ZigBee/Public Safety 2.4GHz Permanent Mount 168 2.4GHz External Solutions 169 2.4GHz Embedded (Cable & Connector) 172 2.4GHz ZigBee Embedded 174 Terrablast 2.4GHz 176 2.4GHz Embedded 177 2.4GHz External 178 5.8GHz Embedded 179 5.8GHz SMD Antennas 180 5.8GHz MIMO Antenna 181 2.4~5.8GHz External Adhesive Antennas 182 Permanent Mount 2-in-1 183 2.4~5.8GHz Permanent Mount 184 2.4~5.8GHz External 185 2.4~5.8GHz PCB and Flexible Antennas 186 2.4~5.8GHz Dual Band Flexible PCB Antennas 187 2.4~5.8GHz Flexible MIMO PCB Antennas 188 2.4~5.8GHz Wi-Fi/WLAN Adhesive Mount Antennas 189 2.4~5.8GHz Terminal Antenna 190 2.4~5.8GHz Dual Band Embedded 191 2.4/5.8GHz Wi-Fi MIMO 192 5.8GHz External UAV Antennas 193 194 Ultra-wideband Accura Flex UWB Antennas 195 UWB SMD Chip Antennas 198 201 DSRC External DSRC Antennas 202 Embedded DSRC Antennas 203 DSRC SMD & Dipole Antennas 204 5.9GHz DSRC PTFE Patch Antenna 205 206 UAV External UAV Antennas 207 External UAV Accessories 208 Embedded UAV Antennas 209 Terrablast 2.4GHz 211 Terrablast Single Band GPS 212 GPS L1/L2/L5/Galileo/GLONASS/BeiDou 213 6 Contents Taoglas Catalog 214 SATCOM Embedded Satellite - Iridium® Certified 215 External Satellite Iridium® Certified 216 External Satellite Iridium® Transceiver 217 Combination Iridium® Antenna 218 Combination L Band Antenna 219 Embedded Satellite - Globalstar Antenna 220 Digital Audio Radio Services (SDARS) Antennas 221 222 NFC Embedded SMD NFC Antennas 223 Embedded NFC Antennas, with Cable & Connector 225 External NFC Antennas 227 228 FirstNet FirstNet Permanent Mount 2-in-1 229 FirstNet Permanent Mount 5-in-1 231 FirstNet Wall & Adhesive Mount 5-in-1 Antenna 232 FirstNet Wall & Adhesive Mount Mount 6-in-1 233 FirstNet 4G/3G/2G Terminal Mount Series 234 235 Ceramic Filters Dielectric Band Pass Filters 236 LTCC Low Pass Filters 238 240 Cable Assemblies Custom Cable Assemblies 241 Standard Cable Assemblies 242 246 Connectors Receptacles & On Board Connectors 247 Vertical Mount On Board Connectors 248 Additional Connector Options 250 251 Services ISA Service Packages 252 CSA Service Packages 255 ISM Service Packages 261 GSA Service Packages 262 NSA Service Packages 264 UWB Service Packages 265 Noise Control Division 267 7 Introduction About Taoglas Creating Trusted Technology About Taoglas Introduction Taoglas provides advanced antenna and RF solutions Taoglas antennas are tested in the industry’s most to the world’s leading wireless and IoT companies. 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