The main purpose of the CC-Antenna-DK is to ease the decision for which  type of low cost antenna can be implemented as well as give an estimation of the performance that can be achieved. 
 
The frequency range of the antennas is from 136 MHz to 2480 MHz. The A4 sized PCB panel contains 16 different  boards; 13  antenna designs and 3 boards for calibration purposes. Each board has been v-cut and can be snapped out of the PCB panel.
 
All antennas are tuned for connecting to an EM board on the EB platform. A matching network is used on each antenna  design  so the antenna boards can matched for other GND sizes than the EB board.
 
Additionally, the ambition with this document is to collect the various antenna measurements that have been performed and to compare the results obtained in an overview format. Terminology, antenna characteristics, fundamentals of antenna design, and measurement procedures are covered in the Antenna Selection Guide. For each antenna, a CTIA measurement summary is provided in this report with a link to the full measurement CTIA report. DN6xx is designated for CTIA measurement reports. 

Choosing the correct antenna for the application is crucial if the optimum range is to be achieved. Similarly, for a given distance, the power can be reduced on the transmitter side if the optimum antenna is chosen. Antennas are categorized under  the operating frequency (169 MHz, 315 MHz, 433  MHz, 868 / 915 MHz or 2.44 GHz) and then the type of antenna (PCB Antennas, Chip Antennas, and Wire Antennas). The main focus is on PCB, Wire and Chip antennas, since these are mainly used in high volume products.

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