Microwave Journal Team visits the Antenna-less Lab in Barcelona
What is Virtual Antenna? What is antenna-less? Are they the same concept? Where is this new technology coming from? You can get the answer to these questions by reading the April issue of the Microwave Journal magazine. Fractus Antennas’ Virtual AntennaTM is the Fabs & Labs story of the journal this month: “Fractus Antennas: Making the Virtual Reality”.
The publication gives emphasis to the company’s lab where the engineering team develops this new technology that enables a full antenna performance in a really small package of only 5 mm x 5 mm x 5 mm. The Microwave Journal Team visited Fractus Antennas’ facilities last February, during their visit to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, and they could personally check on site how the technology works by an in-house testing demonstration, including an active measurement in the anechoic chamber SATIMO Stargate 32.
One of the company founders, Dr. Carles Puente, guided the Microwave Journal Team during the whole visit so they were able to explore, from one of the lead inventors, the past, the present and the near future of the Virtual AntennaTM technology. Read now the new Microwave Journal Fabs & Labs article and discover the latest way of designing antennas: “Fractus Antennas: Making the Virtual Reality”.
About Fractus Antennas
Barcelona-based Fractus Antennas SL designs, manufactures and commercializes miniature, off-the-shelf antennas for IoT, mobile connectivity, and short-range wireless devices. Founded as an independent antenna product business in 2015, Fractus Antennas was born out of the main Fractus operation and combines a respected R&D team with proven manufacturing capabilities and scale to bring to market a new generation of antenna products to meet the mobile and wireless connectivity needs of OEMs.
