Description
The VP6300 antenna is capable of receiving GPS L1/L2/L5, GLONASS G1/G2/G3, BeiDou B1/B2, and Galileo E1/E5a+b (1164 – 1254MHz plus 1559-1610MHz). It has consistent performance (gain, axial ratio, PCV, and PCO) across the full bandwidth of the antenna. It provides the lowest axial ratios (horizon to horizon, over all azimuths) across all GNSS frequencies (<0.5dB at zenith, <2 dB typ. at horizon). It has an exceptional front to back ratios, high efficiency (>70%), a tight PCV, and near constant PCO for all azimuth and elevation angles, over all in-band frequencies.
Specifications
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Power
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Min. operating power [V]
2.7
Max. operating power [V]
24
Connection/cable for power
TNC / N-type
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Operational
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Design keywords
Fixed-reference, Geodetic Antenna
Mounting
5/8" x 11tpi
Multipath rejection techniques and methods
extremely low axial ratio
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Amplifier
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Amplifier
Y
Noise figure [max dB]
2.5
Amplifier description
35dB or 50dB
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Tracked signals
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Tracked satellite signals
GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, SBAS
Type of GPS measurements
L1, L2, L5
Type of GLONASS measurements
L1, L2, L3
Type of Galileo measurements
E1, E2, E5
Type of Beidou measurements
B1, B2
L-Band
N
Type of SBAS measurements
WAAS, EGNOS, QZSS, Gagan, MSAS
Signal gain [dB]
5
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Connectivity
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TNC female
Y
N-type
Y
SMA male
N
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Environment
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Operating temperature: min. [°C]
-40
Operating temperature: max. [°C]
+85
Humidity resistance
IP67
ROHS compliance
Y
WEEE compliance
Y
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General
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Year of introduction
2016
Height [m]
0.124
Type
Land, Marine
Depth [m]
0.167
Width [m]
0.167
Total Weight [kg]
0.8
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More information
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Distinguishable features
Lowest axial ratio (horizon to horizon) of any antenna, extremely tight PCV, low current consumption
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