Adafruit BNO055 9-DOF Absolute Orientation IMU Fusion Breakout
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A compact 915 MHz spring antenna with 2.15 dBi gain and 50 Ohm impedance, 17.5 mm long, copper-clad for easy soldering to LoRa or RFM modules
This compact spring antenna is designed for 915 MHz ISM-band projects using Adafruit RFM and LoRa breakouts, bonnets or Feather boards. Its 50 Ohm impedance and 2.15 dBi gain suit typical 850–950 MHz wireless modules. The copper-clad wire construction makes it straightforward to solder onto prototype boards or custom PCBs.
As a purely passive radiating element the antenna generates no heat, draws no current and produces no audible noise. It adds negligible load to the RF front-end of the connected module. Normal operation therefore imposes no thermal management or power-budget constraints on the host board.
The supplied copper-clad wire allows direct soldering without additional connectors or adapters. At 17.5 mm (0.68 in) long the antenna fits into space-constrained enclosures and keeps the overall prototype footprint small. No extra mounting hardware, cables or configuration software are included or required.
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Tin the copper-clad wire end, heat the antenna pad on the board, then flow solder while holding the spring vertical; the short 0.68" length leaves little room for repositioning once the joint sets.
Copper oxidises over time; if the antenna is exposed to weather, plan to re-tin or replace the wire when the surface dulls or green patina appears, otherwise the 50 Ohm match degrades.
The bare copper wire has no heatsink, so sustained output above a few hundred milliwatts warms the spring, shifting its resonance and reducing effective gain in the 850–950MHz band.
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