microwhip
A microwhip is a type of antenna that is very small, typically measuring only a few millimeters in length. These miniature antennas are designed to operate at very high frequencies, often in the gigahertz range. Their small size makes them ideal for integration into compact electronic devices where space is limited.
Microwhips are commonly found in applications such as wireless communication modules, RFID tags, and medical implants.
The design and fabrication of microwhips often involve micro-fabrication techniques, similar to those used in semiconductor