PE51066-1

Antennas RF Overview

The Pasternack PE51066-1 is a GPS passive antenna designed for Global Positioning System applications. It operates within the frequency range of 1.5724 GHz to 1.5784 GHz and provides a typical gain of 3 dBi. The component features an SMA female input connector and utilizes RG174 coaxial cable with a length of 16 feet. Rated for 0 Watts input, this single-band antenna is suitable for receiving GPS signals in various electronic systems requiring precise location data.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Operates as a passive antenna for GPS signal reception
• Features an SMA female input connector interface
• Utilizes RG174 coaxial cable construction

Antennas RF Applications

• Global Positioning System receiver integration
• Navigation equipment signal acquisition
• Location tracking device implementation

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify that the specific part number matches the required SMA female connector configuration and 16-foot RG174 cable length. Confirm operational frequency alignment with 1.5724 GHz to 1.5784 GHz standards. Ensure compatibility with 0 Watts input rating for the intended application environment before finalizing procurement.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this model when a passive GPS antenna with an SMA female interface is required. Consider the 16-foot cable length for installation distance needs. Verify that the 3 dBi typical gain meets system sensitivity requirements. Ensure the RG174 cable type is suitable for the environmental conditions of the deployment site.

Antennas RF Part Context

This component belongs to the Pasternack RF antenna product line, specifically categorized under GPS passive antennas. It is distinct from active variants or other connector types like male interfaces. The PE51066-1 designation identifies the specific combination of SMA female connectivity and standard cable length within the manufacturer's catalog.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

PE51066-2 serves as a related variant but differs by using an SMA male connector and 0 dBi gain. Direct substitution requires verifying connector gender compatibility and gain performance requirements against the original design specifications.