We also build them
for other people.
Beyond the catalogue, Wavelet takes on antenna work for other companies' products — designing a part that does not exist yet, fixing one that underperforms in its enclosure, or simply measuring what you already have and reporting the numbers.
The same bench that sweeps every catalogue part before it ships is the one your design gets measured on.
Custom antenna design
You need a part that does not exist yet.
A new element designed to your band, enclosure and board — where the catalogue has nothing that fits, or where size, gain or mounting rules out a standard part. Delivered as a manufacturable design with measured data behind it.
- Band, gain and pattern targets agreed up front
- Simulated, then built and measured — not simulated alone
- Tooling and volume handover when the design is signed off
Integration & tuning
You have a design, and the radio underperforms.
The antenna is rarely the whole problem. Ground plane, placement, enclosure material and the matching network all move the result, and a part that meets spec on a test fixture can fail inside a product. We find which of those is costing you range.
- Matching network design for your actual board
- Placement and ground-plane review
- Detuning from plastics, batteries and nearby metal
Measurement & verification
You need numbers you can show someone.
Bench and chamber time on your parts, reported as data rather than a verdict. Useful before a certification submission, when qualifying a second source, or when a supplier's datasheet and your own results disagree.
- VSWR and return-loss sweeps on a calibrated VNA
- Gain, efficiency and 3D pattern in a 3 m anechoic chamber
- Reported as measured data, including when it fails
Measured, not asserted.
Calibrated VNA
Every sweep referenced to a fresh calibration, not a stored one.
3 m anechoic chamber
Gain, efficiency and full 3D pattern measured, not inferred from a simulation.
Answered by an engineer
Technical enquiries reach the person who would do the work, not a sales desk.
Told when we are wrong fit
If a catalogue part solves it, we say so instead of quoting a design.
Tell us what it has to fit.
Band, host device, enclosure, the constraint that is causing the problem. An RF engineer reads it and answers — including telling you when a catalogue part would do the job for less.
Prefer email? engineering@wavelet.in