Antenna - GPS PATCH


A GPS patch antenna is a type of antenna commonly used in GPS systems for receiving signals from satellites. It is called a "patch" because of its flat, rectangular, or square shape, which resembles a patch. Here’s a detailed description of it:

Design and Structure:

  • Flat and Compact: GPS patch antennas are small and flat, typically made from materials like ceramic or printed circuit boards (PCBs).
  • Shape: They are usually square or circular, with the patch itself sitting on top of a ground plane. This design allows for good signal reception while maintaining a low profile.
  • Feed Mechanism: The antenna has a feed point where it connects to the GPS receiver, usually located at the center of the patch.

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Features and Benefits:

  • Compact Size: The small, flat form factor makes it easy to integrate into portable devices like handheld GPS units, drones, and automotive systems.
  • Wide Bandwidth: GPS patch antennas are designed to work across a wide frequency range, typically in the L1 band (1575.42 MHz), the standard frequency for GPS signals.
  • Polarization: They usually have a circular polarization, which helps in reducing the signal degradation due to multipath effects (signals that bounce off nearby objects).