[time-nuts] Frequencies used for GPS
Brooke Clarke
brooke at pacific.net
Thu Oct 20 15:39:28 UTC 2011
Hi Chuck:
Can you tell me the model number of that antenna?
Have Fun,
Brooke Clarke
http://www.PRC68.com
http://www.End2PartyGovernment.com/
Chuck Harris wrote:
> Here is the standard antenna for the T-Bolt. Not a helix, but
> rather some sort of crossed dipole.
>
> The feed point is the corners of the two V shaped elements, forming
> a sort of bowtie >< With the ends capacitively coupled to the
> ground plane.
>
> -Chuck Harris
>
> Jim Lux wrote:
>
>>> If anyone can tell me the desirable characteristics of an antenna for
>>> GPS, I would like to know. The antenna will be mounted outside and
>>> needs to be waterproof, so I'm not looking to fit the antenna in a
>>> small package.
>>>
>>
>> most GPS antennas are helices of one sort or another (quadrifilar is
>> popluar) and
>> helices are broad band enough that designing for one gets you all
>> frequencies.
>>
>> There are also a fair number of microstrip patch antennas out there,
>> but they tend to
>> need stacked patches to get L1, L2, and L5
>
>
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