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TG.66 5G/4G Antenna

Taoglas' TG.66 5G/4G antenna features miniature size (70.8 x Ø10mm) and efficiency across all bands

Image of Taoglas' TG 66 5G 4G AntennaTaoglas' TG.66 is a super-compact monopole antenna designed to cover all global 5G/4G cellular frequencies between 600 MHz and 6 GHz. The miniature size (70.8 x Ø10mm) performs excellently, with efficiencies above 45% across the entire 5G spectrum. The TG.66's rotatable 90° hinged SMA connector means it can be covertly installed on next-gen 5G gateways, routers, medical devices, or POS terminals, either straight or at an angle, helping to get the best in performance.

Features
  • 600 MHz to 6000 MHz wideband 5G/4G cellular antenna
  • Efficiency across all bands
  • Super small form factor with rotatable hinged design for flexible positioning
  • Monopole antenna design suitable for small ground plane
  • Omnidirectional gain patterns for optimum coverage
  • Connector: SMA male straight
  • Dimensions: 70.3 * Ø10 mm
  • RoHS and REACH compliant

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TG.66 5G/4G Antenna

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
WIDEBAND 600-6000MHZ 5G/4G CONNETG.66.A113WIDEBAND 600-6000MHZ 5G/4G CONNE657 - Immediate$161.18View Details
TG.66 WITH FAKRA CODE DTG.66.0723TG.66 WITH FAKRA CODE D83 - Immediate$199.46View Details
Published: 2022-03-28

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