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Centurion Unveils Antenna Solution Combining Cellular, GPS And Wireless Data

by Staff
March 4, 2002
2 min to read


Centurion Wireless Technologies, Inc., a manufacturer of antennas and power products for wireless communications, unveiled on Mar. 4 the Quad-Band Mercury Antenna for automotive communications systems. According to the company, the antenna enhances Centurion's current line of telematics solutions, combining GPS, data communications and two cellular capabilities onto one antenna to create an option for automotive applications.

"By offering four frequencies on one antenna, we have created a flexible solution to fit a diverse set of automotive communications needs," said Gary Kuck, CEO of Centurion. "The new Mercury antenna demonstrates Centurion's position as one of the leading innovators in the fast growing field of telematics."

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The Quad-Band Mercury Antenna combines two frequency bands for cellular and PCS phones at 824-986 MHz and 1850-1990 MHz, a GPS antenna at 1575 MHz and data communications capability. Service providers will benefit from a 3 dBi cellular gain, enhanced performance and extended service availability, according to Centurion.

Centurion says that their telematics antennas preserve the aesthetic integrity of the automobile's design. Unlike other telematics antennas, their telematics antennas do not detract from the vehicle's design. The Quad-Band Mercury Antenna is covered in a compact injection-mold housing. "Our new antenna for telematics provides many benefits to both the manufacturer and end-user, including low cost, high-performance and stealth mounting," said Monty Rohde, VP of engineering for Centurion. "Add the fact that Centurion recently announced QS9000 certification, and telematics systems manufacturers can be sure that the Quad-Band Mercury Antenna is the highest quality, versatile antenna solution available." Centurion recently received Quality System Requirements QS9000 certification. QS9000 is a system of quality standards set forth by the automotive industry to qualify internal and external suppliers of components, services and materials. About Centurion Wireless Technologies, Inc.

Centurion is a designer and manufacturer of antennas and power products for wireless communications. Manufacturers of automobiles, mobile phones, handheld devices, PDA's, and professional business radios have relied on Centurion's products for almost 25 years. Centurion offers in-house custom design, tooling, mold fitting and production to provide a solution to fit any customer-specific need. With 80 design engineers in five design centers around the globe, Centurion has one of the largest R&D teams in the industry. For more information, please visit www.centurion.com.

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