What is the type of antenna in laptop ?

Feb 26, 2005 3 Replies

Whether base or lid, it's usually a B/G antenna... Either type, have connections inside the case that can be modified. Most people do it themselves, but there are some computer repair places that do it (nothing cheap and off the shelf). The antenna connection comes off the card and goes thru the card connector, to whatever is internally setup by the manufacturer. The usually if to tap into that with a splitter/y connector, and put an external antenna adapter (usually mini uhf) on the back of the case. For generic external antennas (or a specific one tuned for A), that usually works out the easiest.

Hello,



I would like to know what is the type of antenna in laptop ? Its is border in monitor ?



Thanks for your help Stéphane



Some have antennas in the lid, some have them in the base, it varies by manufacturer and model.

What type of laptop is your antenna inside?

Different laptops have different types of internal wireless cards and antennas. Most of them are mini-PCI cards which usually has a Hirose u-FL connector or MC connector. However, I've seen some with other cards, connectors, or arrangement.

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