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Explore Antenna Magus' antenna database

No more struggling to find relevant information about different antennas. Antenna Magus' large database of antennas is easily searchable and information is presented in such a way that it is straightforward to compare different antennas.

Unlike most antenna literature, Antenna Magus doesn't only highlight unique characteristics of an antenna. It also gives other general information which makes it simple to compare antennas with each other and more importantly compare them with the given requirements.

Example of antenna information presented in Antenna Magus

Antenna Magus' search functionality works similar to Google's search engine. The keyword based search helps to find antennas that are worth considering for a specific design quickly, without having to research or spend lots of energy on antennas that are disqualified on their basic performance. In most cases it is possible to reduce the number of antennas worth considering to less than 10 by entering only a few keywords.

For example, when searching for a compact Wi-Fi antenna that is easy to manufacture, the keywords, "WiFi", "Compact" and "simple construction" will sort the list so two recommended antennas will be displayed on top, namely the Planar inverted F (PIFA) and the wire inverted F (IFA). Both these antennas are electrically small and quite easy to manufacture.

It is very difficult to stay informed about new antenna topologies and ideas that are published in papers, catalogues or on the internet. When confronted with a new design challenge it is not always possible to spend many days on research to ensure that the most suitable antenna is considered. Engineers are often forced to fall back on what they know. The Antenna Magus antenna database is continually being updated and released with new antenna models and designs which are presented in such a way that engineers can efficiently explore their options and be confident that their bases are covered.