GPS15MGSMA

RF Antennas

GPS15MGSMA is a commonly used RF antenna in the GPS and GSM system. It is designed to extend the communication range and to provide performance edge. This article will introduce the application field and working principle of GPS15MGSMA.

Application Field

GPS15MGSMA RF antenna is mainly used in wireless communication. In the GPS system, it is used for basic navigation and tracking. As for the GSM system, it is used for remote base station, telemetry and mobile system. It is applied in many military applications due to its extreme stability under harsh environment such as deserts. It also has its use in commercial domains such as remote monitoring and data acquisition systems.

Working Principle

GPS15MGSMA antenna works on the principle of sending and receiving signal. It has two parts – a transmitting and a receiving antenna. The transmitting antenna sends the signal into the air while the receiving antenna captures the signal from the atmosphere. The signal is then sent to the receiver in the device for further analysis and interpretation.

GPS15MGSMA RF antenna works by using the oscillating electric fields. The electric field is generated when an alternating current is passed through a wire. The electric field is received by the antenna and converted into a signal which is transmitted to the receiver. The signal can be used for navigation or tracking, depending on the application.

The advantage of GPS15MGSMA antenna is that it is small and lightweight, which makes it ideal for applications where size and weight are critical. The antenna is also robust and reliable, which makes it suitable for difficult environments. Additionally, it is compatible with various systems and can be customised to meet specific requirements.