Antenna Selection Guide

Three things decide which antenna suits an application: the frequencies it has to receive, how it mounts, and how much amplification it carries.
The options under each are set out below.

Three things decide which antenna suits an application: the frequencies it has to receive, how it mounts, and how much amplification it carries. The options under each are set out below.

When picking a suitable antenna, start by identifying the satellite constellations and corresponding frequency bands your receiver needs. NavXation offers an extensive antenna portfolio compatible with all major GNSS systems — GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and NAVIC — alongside full L-Band augmentation service support.

Dual Band: Antennas that receive select lower GNSS bands in addition to the upper band.
Full Band: Antennas that receive signals across the full GNSS spectrum.
L-Band Correction Services: L-band correction services provide Precise Point Positioning (PPP) corrections to a receiver. This mitigates measurement errors and position jumps to help increase system accuracy.

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Send the constellations, the mounting and the space you have to work with, and our engineers will name the antennas that fit.