A GPS antenna is a type of antenna that is designed to receive signals from the Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites. These antennas are typically used in GPS devices, such as navigation systems in cars, boats, and airplanes, as well as in smartphones and other mobile devices.
The GPS antenna works by receiving the signals that are transmitted by the GPS satellites, which are orbiting the Earth. The antenna converts these signals into electrical signals that are then processed by the GPS receiver in the device. The receiver uses the information from the satellites to determine the device's location, speed, and direction.
Specification
Mfr Part #
EA3-2072-S01SP-025-300-RH
Antenna Type
433Mhz Antenna
Center Frequency
433Mhz
V.S.W.R
≤1.5
Impendance
50 Ohms
Nominal Gain
2.5 dbi
Polarization
Vertical
Max Input Power
60W
Bandwidth
30MHZ
Suitable Cable
RG174
Cable Length
3m
Connector
SMA Plug
Orientation
Straight
Mfr Part #
EA3-2072-S01SP-025-300-RH
Antenna Type
433Mhz Antenna
Center Frequency
433Mhz
V.S.W.R
≤1.5
Impendance
50 Ohms
Nominal Gain
2.5 dbi
Polarization
Vertical
Max Input Power
60W
Bandwidth
30MHZ
Suitable Cable
RG174
Cable Length
3m
Connector
SMA Plug
Orientation
Straight
Features
GPS Antennas
GPS antennas are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, depending on their intended use. Some GPS antennas are designed for use in vehicles, while others are designed for use in fixed installations, such as buildings or outdoor structures. GPS antennas can be mounted on the roof of a vehicle, or placed on a mast or pole in order to provide an unobstructed view of the sky.
RF Series Interface
Manufactured in strict accordance with international standards, we can provide different connector interfaces.
Applications
Navigation and tracking systems for vehicles and vessels
Surveying and mapping applications
Precision agriculture and farming applications
Geolocation systems for outdoor activities, such as hiking and camping
