GNSS Antenna Signal Splitter

47,60 €

incl. 19% VAT plus shipping

Low loss passive splitter based on a Wilkinson divider
Optimized for the frequency range of GPS, Glonass, Galileo, and Beidou
Equipped with 3 SMA female connectors
Antenna signal is split between two connections, supplying FLARM and LARUS with position data simultaneously
Please note: Transmission to the LARUS box requires a connected, powered FLARM device
The scope of delivery includes
- 0,5 m Kabel mit „SMA-Stecker auf SMA-Stecker“
- Optional additional adapter cable, 0.15 m
  - für „Power Flarm Core“ sowie „Classic Flarm F4 – F9“: Kabel mit SMA-Stecker auf MCX-Stecker
  - für „Power Flarm Fusion“ oder „Power Mouse +“: Kabel mit SMA-Stecker auf SMC-Stecker

Delivery time: 5-7 Werktage / Business Days

In stock (can be backordered)

SKU: GNSS-SP Category: LARUS

Impact on the precision of the LARUS Dual-GNSS

The Wilkinson divider produces a signal attenuation of approx. 3 dB per output compared to the undivided signal
Thanks to the high gain reserve of active GNSS antennas (LNA), this has no relevant impact on the accuracy of the heading / wind solution of the LARUS Dual-GNSS under a clear view of the sky
Recommendation: If the splitter is used on the front antenna of a LARUS Dual-GNSS system, it is recommended to shorten the cable of this antenna to approx. 0.5–1 m to compensate for the additional attenuation caused by the splitter. For example, the attenuation of an RG174 antenna cable in the GNSS frequency range is approx. 1 dB/m. As a result, the front GNSS antenna with a 1 m cable and splitter then has a comparable signal level to the rear antenna with a cable length of 4–5 m without a splitter. If the antenna cable is to be shortened, please let us know when ordering the LARUS Dual-GNSS.

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