Ignion, formerly Fractus Antennas, makes miniature surface-mount antennas based on its Virtual Antenna technology, in which a single small component is tuned with a matching network to cover different bands. Its NN and TRIO antennas serve cellular, GNSS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and LoRa devices, and the Oxion web tool gives designers a simulated antenna layout and matching values before building hardware. Customers are tracker, meter and wearable makers.
Focus: antennas, antenna design tools.
Tags: antennas · cellular · gnss · lora · design tools
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