GPS ANTENNA DESIGN

Navigation satellites transmit right-hand circular polarized signals, which must be considered in the receiver antenna design. The advantage of circular polarization in user equipment is its ability to mitigate reflections, which would otherwise impair reception sensitivity. However, many devices effectively operate with a linear polarized antenna, which is easier to integrate into various user equipment configurations.

GNSS receivers can be either assisted or standalone. Standalone receivers rely solely on satellite signals for location services, setting high-performance expectations for GPS antenna design. Ensuring optimal antenna performance is crucial for accurate positioning in standalone systems.

Our advanced antenna simulations are pivotal in achieving accurate performance forecasts during the early stages of development. This process allows for informed decision-making before prototype manufacturing, enabling the discovery of innovative antenna solutions that seamlessly integrate into your product.

At Radientum, we specialize in delivering high-performance integrated antenna solutions that are both cost-effective and tailored to meet the specific needs of GNSS applications. Our expertise ensures that your GPS antenna design is optimized for maximum performance and reliability. Check our references!