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The 1575MHz Magnetic GPS Antenna is a robust and flexible solution designed to provide reliable reception of the Global Positioning System (GPS) L1 carrier frequency (1575.42 MHz). This essential component ensures precise location and timing data acquisition for a wide range of mobile and fixed applications.
Combining a high-performance GPS element (often active with an LNA), a strong magnetic base for secure, temporary mounting, and a flexible RG174 coaxial cable for easy routing, this antenna is the ideal choice for plug-and-play installation in automotive, telematics, and portable tracking devices.
This antenna system is engineered to capture the weak signals broadcast by GPS satellites efficiently.
Dedicated Frequency: Precisely tuned to 1575.42 MHz, maximizing efficiency for the primary GPS L1 signal.
Active Design (Typical): Most high-quality magnetic GPS antennas are active, meaning they include a built-in Low Noise Amplifier (LNA). This LNA boosts the weak satellite signal to compensate for cable loss and significantly improve the receiver's overall sensitivity and ability to quickly acquire a position fix (TTFF).
Circular Polarization: Features Right Hand Circular Polarization (RHCP). This is necessary to match the satellite signals, ensuring maximum signal capture and effective rejection of confusing reflected signals (multipath).
Secure Magnetic Base: The antenna housing incorporates a strong magnetic mount for quick, tool-free installation and removal on any ferrous (steel) surface, such as a vehicle roof or a metal enclosure. This ensures the antenna is positioned externally with a clear view of the sky for optimal reception.
RG174 Coaxial Cable: The antenna is connected via RG174 low-loss coaxial cable. This cable offers an excellent balance of flexibility and low signal attenuation over the common short-to-medium lengths used (e.g., 1 to 5 meters). Its small diameter allows for easy routing through door seams and vehicle dashboards.
Durable Housing: The GPS element is sealed within a durable, low-profile weatherproof housing to withstand environmental stress, including rain, UV exposure, and temperature fluctuations.
The assembly is typically terminated with an industry-standard SMA Male connector or sometimes an MCX/MMCX connector, depending on the target receiver device. The SMA Male is common for its secure, threaded connection suitable for mobile environments.
The easy installation and high reliability of this magnetic antenna make it indispensable for mobile and temporary deployments:
Vehicle Tracking: The most common application, providing continuous, reliable location data for fleet vehicles, trucks, and logistics systems. The magnetic mount allows for discreet placement and easy transfer between vehicles.
Navigation Systems: Used to enhance the signal strength of in-car navigation units that require a strong external GPS feed.
Asset Tracking: Temporarily attached to high-value equipment or trailers for monitoring location.
Temporary Data Collection: Ideal for field research, drone ground stations, or temporary surveying projects where fast setup and teardown are required.
Used to provide a precise 1 Pulse Per Second (PPS) timing reference for mobile telecommunications equipment or scientific data loggers that require accurate time stamps.
The 1575MHz Magnetic GPS Antenna is a robust and flexible solution designed to provide reliable reception of the Global Positioning System (GPS) L1 carrier frequency (1575.42 MHz). This essential component ensures precise location and timing data acquisition for a wide range of mobile and fixed applications.
Combining a high-performance GPS element (often active with an LNA), a strong magnetic base for secure, temporary mounting, and a flexible RG174 coaxial cable for easy routing, this antenna is the ideal choice for plug-and-play installation in automotive, telematics, and portable tracking devices.
This antenna system is engineered to capture the weak signals broadcast by GPS satellites efficiently.
Dedicated Frequency: Precisely tuned to 1575.42 MHz, maximizing efficiency for the primary GPS L1 signal.
Active Design (Typical): Most high-quality magnetic GPS antennas are active, meaning they include a built-in Low Noise Amplifier (LNA). This LNA boosts the weak satellite signal to compensate for cable loss and significantly improve the receiver's overall sensitivity and ability to quickly acquire a position fix (TTFF).
Circular Polarization: Features Right Hand Circular Polarization (RHCP). This is necessary to match the satellite signals, ensuring maximum signal capture and effective rejection of confusing reflected signals (multipath).
Secure Magnetic Base: The antenna housing incorporates a strong magnetic mount for quick, tool-free installation and removal on any ferrous (steel) surface, such as a vehicle roof or a metal enclosure. This ensures the antenna is positioned externally with a clear view of the sky for optimal reception.
RG174 Coaxial Cable: The antenna is connected via RG174 low-loss coaxial cable. This cable offers an excellent balance of flexibility and low signal attenuation over the common short-to-medium lengths used (e.g., 1 to 5 meters). Its small diameter allows for easy routing through door seams and vehicle dashboards.
Durable Housing: The GPS element is sealed within a durable, low-profile weatherproof housing to withstand environmental stress, including rain, UV exposure, and temperature fluctuations.
The assembly is typically terminated with an industry-standard SMA Male connector or sometimes an MCX/MMCX connector, depending on the target receiver device. The SMA Male is common for its secure, threaded connection suitable for mobile environments.
The easy installation and high reliability of this magnetic antenna make it indispensable for mobile and temporary deployments:
Vehicle Tracking: The most common application, providing continuous, reliable location data for fleet vehicles, trucks, and logistics systems. The magnetic mount allows for discreet placement and easy transfer between vehicles.
Navigation Systems: Used to enhance the signal strength of in-car navigation units that require a strong external GPS feed.
Asset Tracking: Temporarily attached to high-value equipment or trailers for monitoring location.
Temporary Data Collection: Ideal for field research, drone ground stations, or temporary surveying projects where fast setup and teardown are required.
Used to provide a precise 1 Pulse Per Second (PPS) timing reference for mobile telecommunications equipment or scientific data loggers that require accurate time stamps.