Center Frequency： 1575.42±1MHz
Band Width： CF±5MHz
Polarization： RHCP
Gain (Zenith)： 25x25mm Version: 5dBic（Zenith
V.S.W.R.＜1.5
Impedance： 50Ω
Axial Ratio： 3dB（max）
Dimension Options： 25*25*4mm
Gain： 28±2dB
Noise Figure＜1.5
Filter Insertion Loss＜3dB
Ex-band Attenuation
12dB@CF+50MHz
16dB@CF-50MHz
Supply Voltage： 2.2~5V DC
Current Consumption： 5~15mA
V.S.W.R＜2.0
We can use 1.13mm mini-coaxial cable (by special order): This is a very thin and flexible cable, with a black jacket. When connecting U.FL connector to a jack on a miniPCI card or board, often the tight space requires the use of 1.13mm cable, because it is very thin and flexible. The very thin cable is typically needed in tight spaces inside of enclosures, so that the U.FL connector will snap down on the jack without popping off.

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U.FL Connector Characteristics

U.FL female has a socket. U.FL male has a pin and is the connector that is the "jack" on devices such as Bluetooth boards and ZigBee radios such as XBee, Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) and internal mini-PCI wireless cards (even though the gender is male, it is the jack U.FL connector.
U.FL connectors are widely used in M2M and IOT (Internet of Things) wireless applications. U.FL female right-angle type is the most common U.FL connector type found on U.FL cables: 95% of U.FL cables have a U.FL female right-angle connector.
Gender Determination: Micro-connectors such as U.FL have gender that is counter to typical RF terminology for gender, in that "jack" is more typically synonymous with "female:" A U.FL jack on a board (PCB) is the male U.FL, and the connector that mates with the jack is the female. Connecting and disconnecting U.FL connectors from the jack can be difficult to do properly without damaging the U.FL connector or jack. We offer a U.FL insertion tool to enable you to connect/insert and remove/disconnect easily, without causing any damage to the cable, connector or jack.
U.FL connector is also known as Ultra Miniature Coax Connectors (UMCC), and enables attaching antenna to a U.FL jack/connector on PCBs: U.FL female mates with a female Hi Rose/U.FL jack, also known as U.FL-LP-66 jack/connector.
U.FL connector is precision machined and gold-plated brass for low signal loss.
Conversion to Iridium Satellite Coverage: For all of our antennas that cover the GPS frequency 1.5GHz: We can convert the 1.5GHz GPS antenna to 1.6GHz in order to cover the Iridium (Satellite) frequency.