Recycle TE Antennas:Bluetooth Antenna,RFID Antenna,Vehicle Antenna,Wi-Fi Antenna

 

Shenzhen Mingjiada Electronics Co., Ltd. is China's leading electronic component recycling service provider, specialising in professional recycling services for various types of electronic components, offering customers efficient, safe, and compliant inventory management solutions.

 

Recycled product categories: integrated circuit chips, 5G chips, new energy ICs, IoT ICs, Bluetooth ICs, vehicle-to-everything (V2X) ICs, automotive-grade ICs, communication ICs, artificial intelligence (AI) ICs, etc. Additionally, we supply memory ICs, sensor ICs, microcontroller ICs, transceiver ICs, Ethernet ICs, Wi-Fi chips, wireless communication modules, connectors, and other electronic components.

 

Recycling details:

1. Recycling of electronic materials, idle materials, factory inventory, electronic inventory, personal inventory, etc.

2. Strong financial strength and ample funds, with extensive recycling experience, enabling quick on-site recycling.

3. Providing diverse inventory management solutions for customers to choose from. We can either purchase bulk inventory in one go or offer consignment sales.

4. Honest, reliable, and trustworthy, with professional and convenient services and reasonable recycling prices.

 

 

Antennas includes products designed for Wi-Fi, cellular, GNSS, RFID, IoT, DAS, and more. Our antennas are engineered for use in cars, heavy-transport vehicles including rail, and a wide variety of personal electronics, including mobile device and wearable technology. Our antennas offer high-quality transmission for a wide variety of frequencies including, but not limited to Bluetooth, WLAN, and ZigBee. We manufacture our antennas in facilities worldwide, which include testing capabilities in near and far field patterns, scattering parameters, SAR, vibration, humidity, temperature shock, salt fog, throughput, and acoustic. We also manufacture antenna assemblies.

 

Bluetooth Antennas

Bluetooth antenna is a wireless communication standard used for that transmitting or receiving short-range radio waves to exchange data between devices. Devices that use Bluetooth are often smaller due to the low power demands of the technology as well as the short range of transmission, usually tens of meters. Examples of Bluetooth devices include smartphones, tablet, laptops, and wireless headphones. Bluetooth can also be used in more unusual applications such as drive-thru restaurants for meal preparation of registered users.

 

RFID Antennas

Radio frequency identification (RFID) antenna technology allows an organization to capture, move, and manage information to and from every point of activity within a business more easily. RFID uses radio waves to exchange data between an RFID reader and an electronic RFID tag. The RFID tag is attached to an object, such as a shipment of goods. When the goods pass within a certain distance of a reader, the information or data on the tag is exchanged or “read,” thereby allowing organizations to track the movements of products and goods.

 

Vehicle Antennas

Vehicle antenna is designed to be installed or mounted on the exterior or interior of a vehicle. Because vehicles come in many different sizes and shapes and with very different connectivity requirements, vehicle antennas can vary widely. They are built to withstand harsher or more rugged environments than antennas that may be placed in a static or non-moving location. Because of this, our vehicle antenna portfolio undergoes a range of tests according to their use case, such as shock, vibration, wind survival, temperature, humidity and much more.

 

Wi-Fi Antennas

Wi-Fi antennas provide connectivity solutions primarily for three common unlicensed frequencies bands which are assigned to the Wi-Fi spectrum: 2.4, 5.5, and 6 GHz. Wi-Fi antennas come in many shapes and sizes. Examples of omnidirectional antennas include internal/embedded, Laser Direct Structured (LDS), outdoor antennas, ceiling mount antennas, and rubber duck/dipole antennas. Types of directional Wi-Fi antennas include Yagi antennas, mini panel antennas, panel antennas, and parabolic dish antennas.