Embedded or Internal? Which Fits Your Design?

Compact design · Optimized performance · Application-specific solutions

Choosing the right antenna is critical to ensure reliable wireless performance in your device. Harwin Asia offers both Embedded and Internal Antennas, each suited to different applications. Understanding their differences helps engineers optimize signal quality, reduce interference, and save PCB space.

Key Features:

Embedded Antennas:

• LDS or Ceramic Type

• Compact form factor

• Strong, stable RF performance

 

Internal Antennas:

• PCB / Flexible PCB Type

• Fits inside enclosure

• Easy integration, reduced assembly time

Applications & Market

Both antenna types support wireless technologies such as GNSS, LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ISM, and 5G.
They are commonly used across:

• IoT & Smart Devices – sensors, modules, and compact wireless products

• Consumer Electronics – handhelds, portable devices, wearables

• Industrial & Automation – control units, asset tracking, monitoring systems

• Automotive & Telematics – in-vehicle connectivity, tracking, diagnostics

 

Product Range

Harwin MMi Antenna families include:

• Embedded Antennas – Ceramic, LDS-based compact antennas

• Internal Antennas – PCB, FPC, and adhesive-mounted internal antennas

 

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Summary

Choosing between Embedded and Internal Antennas depends on device requirements, space constraints, and performance needs. Harwin’s antenna range ensures reliable wireless connectivity while maintaining optimal form factor and efficiency.