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How to optimize antenna design for successful IoT device development

Feb. 18, 2025
Antenna design considerations have been neglected for too long. Read Quectel's free how-to guide to learn more about: Custom antenna design criteria RF antenna simulations and OTA testing Quectel's end-to-end antenna services

The paper discusses how antenna design is often overlooked in the development process, leading to unnecessary costs, delays, and performance issues. To avoid these pitfalls, the antenna design process should begin early, considering key factors like space, power, budget, and performance requirements. Quectel advocates a four-stage approach to antenna design: consultation and evaluation, design, testing and certification, and manufacturing. The first stage involves feasibility studies, risk identification, and antenna type selection. The design stage focuses on placement, layout, and radiofrequency specifications, followed by optimization work. Testing and certification include over-the-air testing and interference mitigation, while the manufacturing phase covers prototyping, tooling, and production testing. Beyond product sales, Quectel offers comprehensive antenna services, including technical analysis, integration recommendations, and RF design support, to ensure precise and efficient deployments. Read this new white paper to learn Quectel’s 4 stage approach to antenna design.

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