ANT-GPS-SH2-SMA

Antennas RF Overview

The ANT-GPS-SH2-SMA is a high-performance active GPS and GLONASS antenna designed for satellite navigation applications. It features an integrated Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) to enhance signal reception sensitivity. The unit operates at the standard L1 frequency of 1.575GHz, covering a range of 1.570GHz to 1.580GHz. It utilizes an SMA male connector for interface and includes a magnetic base for secure attachment. The assembly incorporates RG174 coaxial cable with a length of 3 meters.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Integrated Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) for improved signal processing
• Magnetic mounting base for flexible installation options
• Supports both GPS and GLONASS satellite systems

Antennas RF Applications

• GPS receiver integration
• GLONASS tracking modules
• Satellite navigation devices
• Vehicle telematics systems

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify component authenticity through authorized TE Connectivity or Linx Technologies channels. Confirm that the specific revision matches project requirements regarding LNA specifications and connector type. Ensure compatibility with existing RF interfaces before procurement. Request official datasheets to validate performance parameters against system design constraints.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this model when active amplification is required for weak satellite signals. The magnetic base allows for non-permanent mounting on metallic surfaces. Consider the 3-meter cable length for remote placement from the main electronics. Verify that the SMA male connector aligns with the receiving equipment's port configuration.

Antennas RF Part Context

This component belongs to the Linx Technologies antenna portfolio under TE Connectivity. It is part of the external active antenna series designed for robust satellite communication. The product line focuses on providing reliable GNSS solutions for various industrial and commercial applications requiring precise location data.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

The manufacturer lists this part as obsolete. Available substitutes include similar active antennas from other vendors. Check cross-reference guides for compatible models with matching frequency ranges and connector types.