The GPS Bias Tee is used to supply a DC voltage to the center conductor of a coaxial cable. The bias tee is used to provide power to antennas, amplifiers and other RF networked devices.
Designed specifically for use in all L-Band channels of Global Navigation Satellite Systems, including GPS, Galileo, and GLONASS.
The C21 GPS Combiner is a two-input, one-output GPS device. This product typically finds application where two inputs from active GPS antennas is combined evenly into a single receiving GPS unit.
GPS Source Splitters makes it possible to use a single GPS antenna and cable for multiple GPS receiving devices.
The S14 GPS Splitter is a one-input, four-output GPS splitter device. The typical application for this splitter allows an active GPS roof antenna input which is then split evenly between four receiving GPS units.
Designed for all GNSS frequencies, the S14GT makes it possible to use a single GPS referencing antenna and cable arrangement for multiple synchronization systems.
The most common application is where the input from an active GPS roof antenna or GPS simulator is split to eight receiving GPS units. The S18 is available with more customizable options than any competitive product on the market.