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Novocomm launches patented multi-channel IoT antenna

March 15, 2021

Posted by: Anasia D'mello

Sampson Hu of Novocomms

Novocomms has launched its new FPCB LTE 4G antenna. The FPCB LTE 4G is the latest addition to the British technology company’s family of patented multi-channel antenna for use within the Internet of Things (IoT) sector.

Novocomms says it has invested heavily to provide customised engineering support to its customers, and its engineers have lengthy experience of providing solutions within the IoT supply chain.

Launching the FPCB LTE 4G, at the company’s British headquarters, Dr Sampson Hu, Novocomms founder and CEO says, ‘Our reputation for delivering excellent antenna at a competitive price is further enhanced by the launch of the FPCB LTE 4G. Our unique advantage is we provide a customised service. This individual, one to one support is something our competitors do not provide and we guarantee customer satisfaction.’

The LTE 4G Bands Flexible PCB has a fully customisable cable and can be adapted to respond to LB, MB or HB bands. All antennae are designed with 50Ω impedance. The LTE range are all available with a fully customisable coaxial cable.

With the growing demands of IoT devices within the medical sector Novocomms designers have designed to enable transmission and receiving across 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and satellite frequencies. A report by the consultancy firm Deloitte concluded that the market for IoT within the medical sector will grow to $158 billion (€132.53 billion) next year. In 2017 the market was verified to be worth $41 billion (€34.39 billion).

The 2018 report states, ‘Connectivity between sensors and devices aids real-time patient care, even from remote locations, while improving communication within and between medical facilities.’

Dr Hu adds, ‘The development of the IoT and in particular within the medical space has the potential to transform medical care. From our beginnings we have worked with medical companies to develop the next generation of antenna which will power the communication that rests at the core of the IoT’s advantage. We are well placed to provide that technology that will serve society.’

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