Antenova launches a new compact, all-in-one active GNSS antenna

M20047-1 operates in the band 1559-1609 MHz, providing space-saving options for small devices. ＆nbsp; Its main function is an active device with a built-in LNA and filters for sending signals to the airborne GNSS processor in a limited field of view and a field of view that does not interfere. ＆nbsp; Because the antenna has a built-in LNA and filter, designers do not need to add an antenna, saving space on the PCB. ＆nbsp; M20047-1 is a small, rigid FR4 antenna measuring 7.0 x 7.0 x 1.1mm, suitable for small tracking applications. ＆nbsp; Used to track various moving objects, telematics and wearable sports equipment. ＆nbsp; The M20047-1 antenna is called "Active Sinica" and is a replacement for Antenova to replace the existing "polyethylene" antenna with part number SR4G008. ＆nbsp; Antenova antennas are designed for easy integration, but the company provides comprehensive engineering support to help customers complete all aspects of antenna testing, tuning and integration.