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GPS & GNSS Antennas
GNSS VEXXIS® Series Antennas
The VEXXIS GNSS-800 and GNSS-500 series antennas offers high performance solutions and superior tracking performance for your application needs.
High Precision GPS & GNSS Antennas
Performance of a choke ring antenna without the size and weight. Features high phase center stability and low phase center offset.
Fixed Reference GNSS Antennas
Delivers exceptional availability and high precision in permanently installed and continuously operating applications.
Compact & Small GNSS Antennas
Our line of compact GNSS antennas offers a variety of form factors and configurations suitable for multiple applications.
CRPA Antennas
Our line of CRPA antennas offers a lightweight 4-element antenna family.
All NovAtel antennas (except the GNSS 750 reference station antenna*) meet the European Union's Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS). All antennas meet the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemical Substances (REACH) Directives. FAA Airworthiness Certification is available on avionic models.
*The GNSS-750 antenna is not within the scope of the RoHS directive. It is intended to be used as a Reference Station antenna at a fixed location over a long period of time and as such it qualifies to use the “Large-Scale Fixed Installation” RoHS scope exemption.
What is a GNSS or GPS Antenna and how does it work?
A GNSS or GPS antenna is a device designed to receive and amplify the radio signals transmitted on specific frequencies by GNSS satellites and convert them to an electronic signal for use by a GNSS or GPS receiver. The output of the GNSS or GPS antenna is fed into a GNSS or GPS receiver that can compute the position.
