KV-4AJ4.x-RO-R MULTI-BAND GNSS JAMMING SUPPRESSOR

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Application area

Characteristics

Quad-band GNSS jamming suppressor:
4 frequency bands simultaneously (consider specified options)
Multi-system solution: GPS / Galileo / NavIC/ GLONASS / BeiDou / QZSS can be used (consider specified options)
Up-converter RF output for external GNSS receivers
Up to 40 dB jammer suppression ratio
Up to 100 dB J/S performance with external third party GNSS receiver
Small size rugged enclosure: 137 mm × 111 mm × 23 mm
Low power consumption: less than 11.0 W
Support of up to 3 jammers simultaneously for each of frequency bands
Receiver based on own NTLab’s high-performance ASICs: RFFE, anti-jamming processors

Application area

Characteristics

Quad-band GNSS jamming suppressor:
4 frequency bands simultaneously (consider specified options)
Multi-system solution: GPS / Galileo / NavIC/ GLONASS / BeiDou / QZSS can be used (consider specified options)
Up-converter RF output for external GNSS receivers
Up to 40 dB jammer suppression ratio
Up to 100 dB J/S performance with external third party GNSS receiver
Small size rugged enclosure: 137 mm × 111 mm × 23 mm
Low power consumption: less than 11.0 W
Support of up to 3 jammers simultaneously for each of frequency bands
Receiver based on own NTLab’s high-performance ASICs: RFFE, anti-jamming processors

The purpose of using the KV-4AJ4.x-RO-R GNSS jamming suppressor is to ensure stable reception of the navigation signal in conditions of staged interference. The jamming suppressor should be used with the KV-AJAx phased antenna array (see the antenna array description page). Small-size rugged enclosure allow to implement
high-performance systems in space-effective solutions.

Coupled with the use of a multi-band 4-element antenna array (the antenna can be provided by Kosminis Vytis), the quad-band solution allows to suppress interferences in up to 3 directions on 4 frequency plans simultaneously. This approach provides significantly higher protection against interference compared to single frequency options.

The RF up-converter outputs the jamming-free cleared RF signal to external non-protected GNSS receiver to obtain Position, Velocity and Time (PVT)