Pasternack introduces new vehicle, GPS timing and portable UHF antennas

     Pasternack's new GPS/GLNSS antenna accurately receives satellite timing signals and reference frequencies for advanced mobile and base station networking applications. These IP67 class antennas Outdoor antennas are suitable for harsh environments. The NMO device with integrated GPS and GLNSS antennas has a gain of 30db and 28 dB GPS/GLNSS model gain LNA on the GPS model, and is installed and integrated with a 30 dB GPS model gain LNA and 28 dB GPS/GLNSS model gain LNA, both of which are IP67 class.

     The new vehicle-mounted multi-spring and multi-bend antennas feature high broadband and adjustable models that can handle ground-dependent and ground-independent models with input power up to 150w.

     Pasternack's glass-mount antenna supports a frequency range of 824-960/1710-2170 MHz with 2 dBi gain. The new PE51TW1000 portable UHF antenna offers high performance in the UHF frequency range of 118 to 174 MHZ, is field adjustable, and features a flexible support antenna and retractable heat sink.

     The new antenna is designed to meet the growing demand for wireless communications in vehicle applications, including public safety, as well as applications that require network time synchronization and accurate frequency reference. GPS and onboard antennas provide users with durable, high-quality solutions for a wide range of mobile communications applications.