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Taoglas launches FLA.01 antenna

Published on January 5, 2010 at 11:44 PM · No Comments

Taoglas, the leading M2M antenna provider, (www.taoglas.com) today announced that it has launched the first flexible circuit loop antenna, which can deliver over 40% efficiency in healthcare monitoring devices. The FLA.01 antenna is a penta-band cellular antenna that is embedded inside medical devices and can achieve high performance, particularly with customization. The technology can be applied to any frequency including licence free bands such as 433MHz, 868MHz, 915MHz, 2.4GHz and higher. With the FLA antenna, medical device designers can ensure their devices now achieve reliable, consistent wireless connections for transmitting patient data and also meet healthcare industry tests.

“Taoglas has a long history of working with medical device companies to make sure they achieve high antenna performance and they are compliant for tests such as Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) and PTCRB”

The FLA flexible circuit antenna is particularly suited to the healthcare market because it can conform to any shape or size, a mechanical advantage for medical devices, which come in different shapes, and sizes. Added to this, the material used in flexible circuit antennas also performs well on the body itself. To achieve the best possible performance for an individual healthcare product, antenna customization can improve device efficiency even further.

“Taoglas has a long history of working with medical device companies to make sure they achieve high antenna performance and they are compliant for tests such as Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) and PTCRB,” said Dermot O’Shea, Director, Taoglas. “Recently Jaotech in Taiwan used a Taoglas antenna inside an incontinent pad for a hospital project in Singapore. A device with our antenna on a colostomy bag alerts a central monitoring device informing the nurse that the bag is full and needs to be changed. It saves nurses time and makes sure that patients lying in hospital beds are not feeling uncomfortable.”

http://www.taoglas.com/

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