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L1 Antennas

NovAtel’s L1 antennas deliver exceptional performance in the most demanding conditions.

Product Datasheet

Available models

GPS-701

The GPS-701 is a rugged, lightweight antenna designed for superior L1 performance in a variety of applications. It incorporates NovAtel’s patented Pinwheel™ technology to provide superior multipath rejection equivalent to that offered by a combined choke ring and antenna solution. However, at just 480 grams and with a diameter of 185 millimeters, the GPS-701 is significantly smaller, lighter, and more economical than a choke ring antenna. Built to withstand severe weather
and hostile environments, the antenna is waterproof to IEC 60529 IPX7 and meets the MIL-STD-810F specification for vibration and salt spray. The GPS-701 also features a highly stable phase center that remains constant as the azimuth and elevation of satellites change, offering flexibility in antenna placement and installation.

GPS-521

The GPS-521 is a compact and lightweight L1 antenna ideal for mobile applications such as automotive use or handheld operations. The rugged radome, combined with a diameter of 56 millimeters and a weight of 85 grams, results in a highly portable antenna able to withstand a variety of conditions. The GPS-521 also features easy installation with single hole mounting with a threaded connector and nut.

GPS-511

The GPS-511 offers optimal L1 performance for airborne and high dynamic applications. Along with a low profile, the GPS511 is just 89 millimeters in diameter, weighs 145 grams, and is environmentally sealed to protect against harsh weather. The antenna features a four hole mounting system to ensure secure installation and is designed to meet DO-160C standards.

Features

Benefits

Rugged and compact

Ensures portability and reliability in a variety of applications and conditions

Wide input voltage range

Provides compatibility with virtually all GPS receivers on the market

Standard mounting systems

Offer quick and secure installation