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TX868-JZ-5 868MHz 2dBi Built-in LoRa Spring Antenna

TX868-JZ-5 868MHz 2dBi Built-in LoRa Spring Antenna

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SKU:tx868-jz-5

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Product Overview

The TX868-JZ-5 is a professional-grade 868MHz built-in spring antenna, specifically designed for compact LoRa and Sub-GHz wireless modules. Featuring a 2.0 dBi gain and a high-conductivity phosphor copper radiator, it offers an ultra-compact footprint without compromising signal reliability. Its welding-type interface makes it an ideal, cost-effective solution for high-volume industrial IoT and smart device manufacturing.


Technical Specifications

Parameter Technical Value
Frequency Range 848 - 888 MHz (Center 868MHz)
Peak Gain 2.0 dBi
VSWR ≤ 1.5
Connector/Interface Welding / Solder-type
Material Phosphor Copper (Pure Copper)
Dimensions (H x D) 13.0mm x 5.5mm
Impedance 50 Ω

Product Details

Pure Copper Coil Construction

Utilizing high-quality phosphor copper, the TX868-JZ-5 ensures minimal signal loss and excellent electrical conductivity, making it superior to standard alloy alternatives.

Ultra-Compact Built-in Design

With a height of only 13mm, this antenna is designed to be soldered directly onto the PCB, perfect for space-constrained IoT sensor nodes and wearables.

Professional Test Report

Verified Performance: Measured VSWR at ≤ 1.5 @ 868MHz, ensuring optimal power transfer and efficiency.

Ideal Applications

LoRa & IoT Nodes

Internal antenna for long-range LoRa modules and environmental sensors.

Smart Utility Meters

Compact wireless communication for smart water, gas, and electricity meters.

Resources

📄 Download Datasheet (PDF)

FAQ

Q: Is this antenna compatible with 915MHz modules?

A: This model is specifically optimized for 868MHz. For 915MHz applications, we recommend the TX915-JZ-5 variant to ensure the best VSWR and gain.

Q: How should I install this on a PCB?

A: It should be soldered directly to the antenna output pad. For best performance, keep the antenna away from metal components and ground planes.