A compact, flat antenna element used in GPS modules for receiving satellite signals (GPS user equipment is receive-only and never transmits to the satellites).
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Gain | 3-5 dBi | |
| Size | Typically 25x25 mm to 50x50 mm | |
| VSWR | <2:1 | |
| Bandwidth | 20 MHz | |
| Frequency | 1.57542 GHz (GPS L1) | |
| Impedance | 50 ohms | |
| Polarization | Right-hand circular (RHCP) | |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
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A specialized antenna component designed to receive and transmit GPS signals for positioning and navigation applications.
Electronic component that receives and processes GPS satellite signals for positioning and navigation
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Its low profile and planar design allow for easy integration into compact devices, while providing reliable circular polarization for consistent signal reception across orientations.
Substrate material impacts dielectric constant and loss tangent, influencing bandwidth and efficiency; high-quality materials like Rogers laminates reduce signal loss and improve GPS accuracy.
Yes, by adjusting patch dimensions and substrate properties, they can be tuned for various frequencies, but GPS applications typically standardize on the L1 band for compatibility.
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